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‘In sync’ interest rate rises are uncharted waters for the world
Central banks are all tightening monetary policy at once. That robs the world economy of variation that might offset future ups and downs.
John KehoeEconomics editorOne of the big understated risks confronting economies and investors is that central banks are sharply increasing interest rates at the same time and financial markets are moving in close correlation.
The synchronised moves by central banks to aggressively tighten interest rates from near-zero come as they try to get on top of high inflation.
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