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What a new normal of higher inflation means for investors

Central banks are likely to accept a modestly increased rate of rising prices

The writer is chief market strategist for Europe, Middle East and Africa at JPMorgan Asset Management

The inflation panic is subsiding. Energy prices have stabilised and the pandemic-related supply disruptions are easing. These factors alone should mean that inflation in the west recedes from the eye-watering, double-digit rates that we have experienced of late.

Central banks appear increasingly confident that they have regained control. Bond and stock markets are breathing a collective sigh of relief.

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