Significant monetary policy tightening is likely to impact economic systems differently, global growth appears relatively resilient so far, driven by the US. This could however, mask growth challenges in other regions. Waiting for the Fed to be the first mover may just leave it too late for other economies around the world - agree or disagree? #parmenioninvestment #macro #trend #monetarypolicy #ukeconomy
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5moAgree wholeheartedly.