An inflation target is a central bank’s specific annual rate for price stability, typically around 2%. It guides monetary policy decisions, like adjusting interest rates, to control rising costs. Governments, businesses, and consumers benefit from predictable prices, which supports long-term economic planning and preserves purchasing power.
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