Although the recent drop in oil prices will continue to exert downward pressure on inflation in most parts of the emerging world, it won’t provide a lasting solution for the economies with high, deeply embedded inflation problems. As a result, policymakers in the likes of Brazil, Russia, Turkey and South Africa will have to keep monetary policy tight for the foreseeable future.
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