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Will inflation pick up in the US?

the pressure on authorities to implement additional fiscal stimulatory measures to augment easing monetary policies from the central bank has reached a new crescendo in the US.

But consensus on a new fiscal package to boost the economy has been elusive.

The big question is whether additional fiscal measures will lead to an uptick in inflation as anticipated by some analysts, and so provide renewed support for equity markets.

It was predicted that the massive stimulus measures of 2008 and

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