- Central banks warn against using high inflation as an excuse to boost profit margins.
- US company profit margins hit highest level since WW2, Eurozone businesses also enjoy biggest expansion since 2008.
- Policymakers shift focus from wage price spirals to businesses raising prices.
- Unions call out corporations for profiteering epidemic, while central banks urge companies to refrain from perpetuating high inflation.
- Weaker demand likely to reduce companies' price gouging opportunities, but economists warn market imperfections may still allow for margin-raising.
Central bankers warn companies on fatter profit margins
After focusing on the dangers of strong wage growth, rate-setters have switched to businesses raising prices
