Markets moved sharply during Jerome Powell’s press conference following the Fed’s decision to keep rates on hold. It stemmed from his comments that, whilst inflation was lower than their target, it was expected to be only transitory. As Phil Dobbie discusses with NAB’s Gavin Friend, that saw the dollar bounce back, equities slide and 10 year yields move sharply upwards. So why are the markets so sensitive? We can expect less volatility when the Bank of England meets later, but could a Brexit deal be close?
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Three Things To Know About Your Supply Chain
Rob O’Byrne says, when it comes to logistcism there are three things you need to keep a constant eye on.
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Applying the Carrot Principle
We all crave recognition, but there’s a danger that your boss telling you you’re great appears insincere. How do you get the balance right?
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The Crisis Ten Years On
Prof Steve Keen suggests another crisis might not be away. This time, we might not see banks collapsing, but the economic impact will be just as spectacular.
