Central banks may need to inflict much more economic pain to control inflation fueled by a long Middle East war than they did to control the spike in prices after the pandemic, the International Monetary Fund’s chief economist said.
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Long Iran war may require painful central bank tightening, IMF chief economist says
By Reuters Econ
