Episode 48: April Returns; RBA Struggles with Credibility Crisis; All Eyes on US CPI

May 14, 2024

In this podcast, they discuss April performance, the RBA's credibility crisis, and the anticipation towards US CPI data. Topics include market movements post data release, RBA board meeting insights, and analysis of communication contradictions. They also touch on challenges in inflation targeting, political risks for central banks, and the impact on global bond yields.

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

Market Movements, Asset Performance, and RBA Board Meeting Insights

02:25 • 4min

Analysis of RBA's Communication Contradictions and Policy Debates

06:42 • 3min

Challenges in RBA's Inflation Targeting

09:51 • 5min

Navigating Political Risks and Rate Changes in Central Banks

14:41 • 3min

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