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Food Prices Conduit For Eurozone Supply Shocks
20-May-24 08:30
Tomas Dvorak, Senior Economist, Oxford Economist
The Eurozone remains vulnerable to global supply shocks, including through rising food prices resulting from climate change and extreme weather patterns. How should the European Central Bank (ECB) navigate these headwinds? Economist Tomas Dvorak of Oxford Economics weighs in.
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