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Central banks implement interest rate hikes amid global inflation risks

Major central banks have entered a new phase of monetary policy adjustments. The U.S. Federal Reserve implemented its first interest rate hike since 2023, while the European Central Bank also increased rates for the second time this year. The Bank of Japan has moved toward normalizing its monetary policy. In contrast, the Bank of England maintained its policy rate at 3.75%.

Economic indicators show significant divergence. The U.S. economy is accelerating, with nominal GDP growth reaching 6.5% in the second quarter, bolstered by investments in artificial intelligence. However, global debt risks are rising as China reduces its holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds. Inflation remains a central focus for central bank strategies, driven in part by energy price volatility.

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Antonio Cesarano · Bank of England · Bank of Japan · European Central Bank · Federal Reserve · Sella sgr

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