5 Mar 2020 Does the Fed's Cut Open the Asian Floodgates for Rate Reductions

Freya Beamish (Chief Asia Economist)4th Mar 2020 19:10China+, Economic Monitor

The Fed's unscheduled 50bp cut on Tuesday opens up some space for Asian central banks to follow suit.

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