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Is there a Neo-Fisher Effect in the case of Selected Central and Eastern European Countries?
At the current juncture, the global economy is facing adverse supply side shocks amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. The persistent energy crisis and a potential flare-up in bottlenecks in global value chains are expected to further fuel inflationary pressures. Against the background of escalating prices, central banks have already started increasing the key interest rates.