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A senior official overseeing the world's largest bond fund says there is a 25% chance that the United States will encounter deflation and a double-dip recession."I do not think the deflation and double-dip is the baseline scenario, but I think it's the risk scenario," Mohamed A. El-Erian, chief executive officer for Pimco, told Bloomberg News Thursday. He added that U.S. unemployment will probably stay unusually high.
El-Erian said companies accumulating cash and saving by individuals are making it tougher to fight deflation. In June, the U.S. savings rate rose to 6.4%.
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