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Economic Commentary

Current Outlook: Sustained Growth, Sustained Inflation

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Forecasters attending the most recent Fourth District Economists’ Roundtable expect a stronger long-term growth path for the economy than experienced in past months, with brightened prospects for manufacturing following last year’s slowdown. Despite some surprising CPI figures for 1990:IQ, the economists call for a sustained underlying rate of inflation of about 4 percent through 1991.

06.15.1990ISSN 2163-3738 EC 6/15/1990

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Erceg, John, and Paul J. Nickels. 1990. “Current Outlook: Sustained Growth, Sustained Inflation.” Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Economic Commentary 6/15/1990.

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