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6 October 2017Updated one year ago

Economic Update: How far can central banks go?

Actions speak louder than words for central bankers; that's the main focus for October's Monthly Update

Economic Update: How far can central banks go?

Executive summary

In October's Monthly Economic Update:

The Central Banks' dilemma

The US case for higher rates

Eurozone: Economics trump politics

UK: Carney's conundrum

China: The 19th Congress

Japan: Abe's gamble

FX: Temporary reprieve for the dollar

Rates: Focus on CPI not activity

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