Show Notes
Dario Perkins and Freya Beamish answer three of the top current questions from our clients. This week we cover:
1) Are markets right to react so bullishly to the big Fed rate cut?
2) Do we still need to worry about the Japan carry trade?
3) Is China as bad as it looks? What does this mean for Row?
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Andrew Slazenger (reach out for a free trial; institutional investors only: [email protected]) hosts Dario Perkins and Freya Beamish as they answer: Are Fed hikes still a possibility given the latest data? AI stocks look jittery - are we close to the end of the boom? Is it time to turn bullish on UK bonds and equities?