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What generates inflation?

A number of supply and demand factors in the economy:

⠀ accelerating demand for goods and services;

⠀increasing production costs;

⠀excess money supply in the economy;

⠀spiraling inflation - wages;

⠀increasing expectations about consumer price dynamics in the medium term.

High consumer price growth rates over a longer period of time induce costs in the economy, including:

⠀distortions in companies' investment decisions - when inflation persists at a high level, companies cannot concretely identify the dynamics of demand in their business segment;

⠀decreasing purchasing power of the population, with an impact on labour market productivity;

⠀ menu costs (determined by price updates);

⠀redistribution of income, from creditors to debtors.

You can find more details on all of the above in our Blog article: "Inflation now, a pungent". 🙂

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