CIO Weekly Investment Outlook podcast

A delicate balancing act

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In this week’s CIO Weekly Investment Outlook podcast, the Private Bank’s Chief Investment Officer in EMEA, Zeynep Ozturk takes us on an economic world tour! U.S. inflation and production data, U.K. retail sales figures, Eurozone economic activity and the Bank of Japan’s yield curve control are all included in this week’s conversation. Tune in to hear Zeynep’s analysis on what’s happening in the markets and how the world’s central bankers – many of whom spent the last week at Davos in the Swiss Alps – are playing a delicate balancing act as they endeavour to “stay the course” in their fight against inflation whilst continuing to enjoy a somewhat more positive start to the year, especially considering the performance of European equity markets.

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