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Apr 2024
11m 16s

2024 US Elections: Inflation’s Possible ...

MORGAN STANLEY
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Our Global Chief Economist joins our Head of Fixed Income Research to review the most recent Consumer Price Index data, and they lay out potential outcomes in the upcoming U.S. elections that could impact the course of inflation’s trajectory. 
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