Caribbean faces stagflation risk as growth stalls, prices rise

Economist Keenan Falconer warns the Caribbean region is at risk of stagflation—a combination of slow growth, rising prices, and higher unemployment. The claim is an expert assessment, not yet confirmed by hard data, but signals a deteriorating macroeconomic outlook for the region. This matters as it could pressure regional central banks and currencies, though the impact on global markets is limited.

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