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Podcast 32: Are central banks at risk of blowing up markets?

06 Oct 2022
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The RBA has now hiked rates for the sixth consecutive month. With lead indicators showing signs of inflation coming off the boil and European banks starting to see stress, cracks are forming in the credit and equity markets. Have central banks tightened too aggressively risking a recession?

Chris and Darren debate this and more in episode 32 of The Rate Debate.

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