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Central banks have done their part, now others must step up
The central banks have shown that they can take powerful action against a dramatic rise in inflation. Now the central banks must stay the course – and governments must take action.
„Perhaps this is a sort of calm before the storm“
The CIO of LBBW Asset Management, Michael Hünseler, expects that the Fed will cut interest rates this year. And he anticipates greater volatility on stock markets.
„The ECB is unlikely to take further action in July“
Ingo Mainert, CIO Multi Asset Europe at Allianz Global Investors, views it as unlikely that the ECB would come up with a second rate cut in July. And the Federal Reserve might not cut rates in September.
„Three interest rate cuts by the end of the year are insufficient“
DIW President Marcel Fratzscher believes that interest rates in the Eurozone are too high and calls for a different communication strategy from the ECB.
Edmond de Rothschild AM: „We are in an unprecedented market anomaly“
Small and mid caps have lagged behind blue chips in recent years. In her interview with Börsen-Zeitung, Caroline Gauthier, Co-Head of Equities at Edmond de Rothschild AM, explains why this is the case and what is needed to get small and growth stocks back on track.
Interest rate scandal? Not really!
Savings banks are faced with the accusation that they are failing to fulfil their public mandate by offering low interest rates on savings. Wrongfully so!
“The cost of undershooting in monetary policy at the moment is still higher”
The question of whether or not the US Federal Reserve will raise its key interest rate even further is driving market participants and economists around the world. In an interview with Börsen-Zeitung, Loretta Mester, President of the Cleveland Regional Fed, gives her take of the situation.
„We as the Governing Council must avoid a shock therapy“
The debate about the ECB‘s future course is gaining momentum - on the markets and among economists, but also among the euro central bankers themselves. In an interview, ECB Governing Council member Olli Rehn speaks plainly about the current situation and the outlook.