Advisers should prepare for years of 'structurally higher' inflation

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Advisers should prepare for years of 'structurally higher' inflation
Higher government spending and extensive tax cuts in the years ahead could lead to inflation being persistently higher. (Jungwoo Hong/Unsplash)

Changing political priorities means inflation globally is likely to be higher in the years to come and could prompt central banks to abandon their 2 per cent target, according to Jonathan Gregory, head of fixed income at UBS Asset Management.

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