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Sewing, speaking at a banking conference, said he didn’t share the opinion of central bankers that inflation increases were temporary.
“I think monetary policy must take countermeasures here – and sooner rather than later,” Sewing said.
“The supposed panacea of recent years – low interest rates with seemingly stable prices – has lost its effect, and now we are struggling with the side effects,” he said.
