There’s perhaps no better example of a ‘soft landing’ than the current state of the Italian economy. While Italy’s economic activity has significantly decelerated from the elevated post-pandemic growth rates observed in 2021 and 2022, it has done so just enough to effectively ease inflation without triggering a recession. Essentially, it has achieved a delicate balance, something central bankers have long aimed for when dealing with high price pressures. Bank of England holds rates steady, inflation set to drop Energy prices push Spanish inflation higher in March: Cause for ECB concern?Poland’…