The Market’s Bet Against Central Banks Might Be Misguided

Carsten Brzeski
By Carsten Brzeski of Think.ING
Chief Economist at ING Germany •

Central banks are trying to push out expectations over the timing of interest rate cuts, but the markets don't seem to be listening.

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Central banks are trying to push out expectations over the timing of interest rate cuts, but the markets don't seem to be listening.

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I can barely recall a time when financial market expectations and economists' forecasts of when central banks will cut rates have been so out of whack.

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