Los bancos centrales más importantes del mundo se pliegan a la Fed y suben las proyecciones de inflación

Central banks in Japan, England, and the European Union have decided to maintain current interest rates while raising their inflation projections, influenced by the ongoing war in the Middle East, which is expected to drive up living costs globally. This alignment with the U.S. Federal Reserve suggests a cautious approach to monetary policy amid heightened inflationary pressures, potentially leading to delayed rate cuts and increased market volatility. Overall, this could weigh on economic growth in the short term as higher inflation erodes consumer purchasing power.