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The International Monetary Fund warned that food and energy price shocks linked to the fallout from conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East could last longer than previously estimated, with prices remaining high for more than a year after the surges begin. It said this would cause a prolonged decline in household purchasing power, as central banks tighten monetary policy and raise interest rates to combat inflation.
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