When we last published quarterly forecasts in December, the consensus view was that Omicron was the most prominent risk to the outlook. We argued at the time that this was a misperception insofar as Omicron would fade fairly quickly but would leave in its wake a more lasting challenge: global central banks poised to unwind the enormous liquidity support provided since the start of the Covid crisis.
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