Sabrina Singh

June 19, 2023 | New York Law Journal

Macroeconomic factors such as supply shortages, geopolitical uncertainty, and low borrowing costs have led to higher commodity costs and inflation. In turn, high inflation has led central banks to continue to increase interest rates, ultimately resulting in high borrowing costs and curbing economic growth.

By Julian M. Wise, James Koenderman and Sabrina Singh

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