In January, the consensus was that global and SA inflation had bottomed out, and its coming rise looked set to be muted, with the prospect of rate hikes far off.

That consensus has begun to fray, following the recent increase in US 10-year treasury yields, with potentially nasty consequences for emerging markets (EMs)...

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