• Finance in Motion flagged rising commodity prices tied to Iran conflict uncertainty as lifting global inflation expectations.
• Emerging and frontier markets seen responding faster to inflation risks than advanced economies, with earlier rate hikes curbing second-round effects.
• Inflation in many target markets described as near or below central bank targets, with positive real rates keeping policy restrictive.
• Georgia and Moldova cited as already reacting to renewed inflation risks, with other countries signaling readiness to tighten if pressures intensify.
• Firm sees a structural shift, with emerging-market institutional credibility improving resilience as commodity shocks disproportionately hit food and energy-heavy consumers.

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