UP 279:The fallout from higher-for-longer

Update: 2023-10-10

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It took a while, but investors now seem to accept that many central banks will be keeping key interest rates at high levels for longer than originally expected. And with that, comes increased downside risk to financial markets and economic growth. The Econoday team discuss the potential fallout.

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UP 279:The fallout from higher-for-longer

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UP 279:The fallout from higher-for-longer

UP 279:The fallout from higher-for-longer