March inflation. but how much of it is to do with it with ukraine? i think in march it was a must entirely russian ukraine, that s not the only thing going on, the pandemic itself has been a major hit to global supply chains, that s caused shortages and price increases, scrambled labour markets, a lot of people got sick and couldn t work, it s taken a while for them to get back to work. so when you think about it, we are struggling globally with two massive global supply shops, the pandemic and now the russian invasion. in some respects, it s not surprising we are grappling with us. the other thing that s going on, the economy is growing very rapidly, and jobs coming in, interest rates need to get up higher so that we don t completely overdo it. taste get up higher so that we don t completely overdo it.- get up higher so that we don t completely overdo it. we are ust talkinu completely overdo it. we are ust talking about fl completely overdo it. we are ust talking about covid i com
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