Stagflation is when the economy stagnates, growing slowly or not at all, but still has inflation, as prices rise. Often this ...

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Stagflation was an economic scourge of the 1970s that combined anemic economic growth, high inflation, and high unemployment.

Amid the flurry of analyst reaction to the latest cut in interest rates, one word stands out - stagflation. It comes after the Bank of England warned that inflation was likely to rebound to 3.7 ...

Which brings us to a concern that has been bubbling away at the back of many investors' minds for months or even years: the threat of "stagflation." Few investors these days remember the 1970s ...

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