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Global Inflation Trends and Impacts on Developing and High-Income Countries (2008)

This report from Hans Timmer presents an in-depth analysis of global inflation trends as of June 2008, focusing on high-income and developing countries. It explores percentage changes in inflation rates, the prevalence of double-digit inflation in developing regions, and correlates these trends with real GDP growth and commodity price fluctuations. Key findings highlight significant inflationary pressures in both categories, with particular emphasis on Asian developing nations. The report uses data from the World Bank to provide a comprehensive overview of the economic situation.

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Global Inflation Trends and Impacts on Developing and High-Income Countries (2008)

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  1. Global inflation Hans Timmer GDLN June 4, 2008

  2. Inflation in high-income countriespercentage change, 5-yr moving average, GDP weighted Source: World Bank

  3. Inflation in developing countriespercentage change, 5-yr moving average, median Source: World Bank

  4. Percentage of developing countries with double-digit inflationpercentage in all developing countries Source: World Bank

  5. Inflation in developing countriespercentage change, 5-yr moving average, median LMIC median inflation LMIC real GDP growth (right) Source: World Bank

  6. Inflation in developing countriespercentage change, 5-yr moving average, median LMIC median inflation LMIC real GDP growth (right) Source: World Bank

  7. Inflation in Asian developing countriespercentage change, 5-yr moving average, median Source: World Bank

  8. Percentage of Asian developing countries with double-digit inflationpercentage in all Asian developing countries Source: World Bank

  9. Real GDP growth, 1980 to 2010percentage change Developing countries High-income countries Source: World Bank

  10. Global IP and metals pricespercentage change, year over year Global IP Metal Price (right) Source: World Bank

  11. Global IP and GDPannual global growth in deviation of period average (%) Global IP Global GDP (right) Source: World Bank

  12. Metals and oil use Percent of global GDP Metals Source: World bank

  13. Metals and oil use Percent of global GDP Metals (left) Oil (right) Source: World bank

  14. Commodity price inflation and domestic inflationPercentage change, median of all developing countries Commodity price inflation (left axis) Source: World Bank

  15. Commodity price inflation and domestic inflationPercentage change, median of all developing countries Commodity price inflation (left axis) Domestic inflation (GDP deflator, right axis) Source: World Bank

  16. World crude oil price U.S.$ per barrel Jun 05- Jan. 07

  17. World Oil Production Growth million barrels per day

  18. Internationally traded food prices Indices, 2000=100 Nominal US dollars Real, i.e. relative to developing countries’ CPI Source: World Bank

  19. Prices of imported and domestic foodpercentage change in local currencies since January 2006 Regional price of imported food Domestic food price Source: World Bank

  20. Grain Prices index 2005=100

  21. East Asia grain demand (w/China) rolling 5 yr growth rate Feed Total consumption

  22. India grain & feed demand rolling 5 yr growth rate Feed Total consumption

  23. Rising inflation CPI, Median developing countries, percent change year-over-year Source: World Bank, GEM database

  24. Global inflation Hans Timmer GDLN June 4, 2008

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