Inflation? What inflation?
Inflation? What inflation?
It was fundamentally influenced by supply-related factors: disruptions in the supply chain, energy, and food.
Not by factors related to a surge in demand… precisely because our middle classes and our poor are forced to limit their standard of living due to inadequate policies, and a multitude of asymmetric shocks that have hit them head-on.
The European Central Bank must come out of its ivory tower and immediately lower its key interest rate to 2%.
Just a reminder, it is currently at 4.5%.
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