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Most currencies are stable

Only 13% of currencies are in high or critical territory. The global currency environment is relatively calm.

Sub-Saharan Africa leads risk, Europe is safest

Sub-Saharan Africa averages a risk score of 44, while Europe averages 31. The gap between the safest and riskiest regions is 13 points.

13 countries have double-digit inflation

Global average inflation is 50.0%. In 13 countries, citizens need returns above 10% just to not lose money. The trend is mixed — 34 worsening, 43 improving.

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