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Experts argue that central bankers will have to walk back their rate hikes by next year
Inflation remains sticky despite aggressive hikes

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High Rates vs High Prices: What is worse for this market?

Name: High Rates vs High Prices: What is worse for this market?
Uploaded: 2022-07-14T13:41:20.000+05:30
Duration: T00M59S
Channel: Gazal Malik
Description: Central bankers from Canada to India are raising rates at an unprecedented rate as price rise continues to haunt economies with worsening inflation reports. The tightening of liquidity and the higher cost of money has thrown m...

Central banks globally are confronting unprecedented inflation, prompting historic rate hikes

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

Gazal Malik

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High Rates vs High Prices: What is worse for this market?

Central bankers from Canada to India are raising rates at an unprecedented rate as price rise continues to haunt economies with worsening inflation reports. The tightening of liquidity and the higher cost of money has thrown markets into a bear grip as global indices tumble 20% from record highs. But what is worse for traders and portfolio - high rates or high prices? Nasser Salim Managing Partner at Flexi Capital navigates investors through these economic and market signals.