Persistent inflation refers to a prolonged period where prices rise steadily across an economy, driven by ongoing demand or cost pressures. It influences central bank policies, often prompting higher interest rates to curb spending. Borrowers with fixed-rate debts benefit as their repayments lose real value, while savers see diminished purchasing power over time.
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