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Markets Like New Chinese Appointments

19-Mar-18 07:35

Markets Like New Chinese Appointments

Stephen shares his insights on:

- Leadership changes taking place at the top of the Communist Party of China and at the People's Bank of China, as well as how markets view the changes;

- Market expectations of Fed Chair Jerome Powell's first post-rate meeting press conference on Wednesday; and

- US equities and inflation

Presented by: Brian Fernandez


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