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Central banks usually target about 2% inflation. High inflation tends to push central banks to raise rates, which affects borrowing costs and valuations. Deflation is a broad fall in prices.
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A broad rise in prices over time, which reduces what money can buy.
Central banks usually target about 2% inflation. High inflation tends to push central banks to raise rates, which affects borrowing costs and valuations. Deflation is a broad fall in prices.
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