Inflation fall creates central bank dilemma
Editor's Insight: New OECD figures show inflation in the 20 largest economies has fallen to its lowest level in almost eight years.
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Inflation around the world continues to fall, creating a dilemma for central banks that want to push interest rates back to more normal levels.
The lack of inflation growth has come as a surprise for central banks that have begun to move interest rates back to more normal levels.
Last week,
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Inflation fall creates central bank dilemma
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