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What Biden’s blockbuster budget means for inflation

US president Joe Biden announced a $6 trillion budget last week. Saloni Sardana explains why this will add to inflation fears.

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by: Saloni Sardana
3 Jun 2021
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Biden is likely to meet with backlash from his own Democratic party for some of his proposals

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