Could China Go the Way of 1980s Japan?—Part 4

Could China Go the Way of 1980s Japan?—Part 4
A man looks at currency information posted on the window of a bank in Beijing on July 20, 2018. Wang Zhao/AFP/Getty Images
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As I write this, the Bank of England has just raised its benchmark short-term rate for the second time in the recent past. The European Central Bank stood pat at its Feb. 3 meeting; but beset by inflation at a multi-decade high, it is inevitable that the ECB will get dragged into the nascent inflation-fighting across the globe sooner rather than later.
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