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		<title>Price of Oil, Global Inflation and T-Bonds</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Disinflation continues to gain ground around the planet and things don’t seem poised to improve anytime soon. The effects of the drop in global oil and agricultural commodities in the coming months will compound the consequences of sluggish growth amid persistent competitive tension. Global inflation could fall to around 2.5 % to Q1 2015 while a growing number of economies slip into negative inflation territory. Such an environment could very well lead to a new slump in global interest rates… ]]></description>
		
		
		
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