The European Central Bank started hiking rates too late, says futures brokerage company
Marc Ostwald of ADM Investor Services International discusses the challenge that the ECB faces in balancing "two very conflicting interests."
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Volatility and weak stock market performance are dampening the IPO climate, says EY
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China's housing market troubles need a 'holistic solution' from financial regulators, says HSBC
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Fed has won the inflation battle but not the war, strategist says
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Japan is unlikely to see a coming recession, says strategist
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Pace of China's economic recovery remains uncertain, says Goldman Sachs
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