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Inflation: a new era?

Unprecedented stimulus measures to help the global economy recover from the pandemic are fuelling price rises in many major economies. The FT examines whether this is just temporary, or inflation is back for good.

Rate expectations: developing economies threatened by US inflation
Investors demand higher bond yields, posing refinancing challenge for indebted countries
How the virus disrupted inflation statistics
Pandemic-driven changes in consumption patterns alter official pace of price growth
‘Kind of crazy’: how the booming US used-car market is driving inflation
Supply constraints and soaring demand make vehicle prices a key number to watch for the Fed
Why central bankers no longer agree how to handle inflation
Rising price growth looms for first time in decades but policymakers pursue differing strategies
A new economic era: is inflation coming back for good?
In the first in a series, Chris Giles examines whether the extraordinary post-crisis stimulus will lead to rising prices