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Global Advisory: Rothschild & Co Redburn Review - December 2025

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Will AI prove to be an inflationary or deflationary force on the economy? How can governments fix an increasingly global housing crisis? How have banks repositioned themselves in an era of private credit growth?

Rothschild & Co Redburn have shared their final review of 2025, where they discuss all these questions, and more. See below for more.  

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