The word “inflation” has popped up on Asian companies’ earnings calls this reporting season the most in at least 18 years.
It’s been mentioned 282 times in the transcripts of analyst briefings for companies on the MSCI Asia Pacific Index in the quarter ending September, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That’s the most since at least 2003, beating the previous record of 268 mentions during January to March of 2017.
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