The Business Times

Lo Chi

The Fed will struggle to deliver the rate cuts that the market was anticipating before the Iran war. Even if it does, the market may “revolt” against the cuts by pushing up bond yields.

Markets expect global monetary policy to converge amid the Iran war

Central banks are likely to turn cautious and even hawkish as risk of stagflation looms

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