The outline of our reasonably optimistic scenario for advanced economies is for growth trending from unusually robust to still strong, combined with an easing of inflation. Although there is less to fear from the spread of the new variant (or variants) thanks to vaccines, this scenario assumes that demand will calm down and supply issues will ease. We are betting that this double normalization will allow inflation to calm down before it becomes harmful.
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