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For the economy, 2022 was a throwback year. And not in a good way.

For the economy, 2022 was a throwback year. And not in a good way. At times, it felt like the 1970s or early ’80s. Inflation running rampant. The United

At times, 2022 felt like the 1970s or early ’80s

<div class="at-above-post addthis_tool" data-url="http://www.metro.us/high-inflation-and-efforts-to-tame-it-defined-2022-economy/"></div>WASHINGTON (AP) — For the economy, 2022 was a throwback year. And not in a good way. At times, it felt like the 1970s or early ’80s. Inflation running rampant. The United States and its European allies engaged in a not-so-Cold War with Russia. A bleak outlook leaving people feeling sour and anxious. It wasn’t […]...

U.S. inflation, an economic afterthought for decades, returned in 2022 with the relentless rise in prices devouring workers' pay and putting American consumers in a foul mood.

“All regions will be affected, but alarm bells are ringing most for developing countries, many of which are edging closer to debt default,” the UNCTAD...

“All regions will be affected, but alarm bells are ringing most for developing countries, many of which are edging closer to debt default,” the UNCTAD...

“All regions will be affected, but alarm bells are ringing most for developing countries, many of which are edging closer to debt default,” the UNCTAD...

“All regions will be affected, but alarm bells are ringing most for developing countries, many of which are edging closer to debt default,” the UNCTAD...

Cases across China continue to decline in response to massive efforts employed by the Chinese authorities and population. However, Beijing is implementing citywide mass testing to identify the extent of community spread, and financial interests are concerned health authorities will implement a complete lockdown.