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Partner d’eccellenza per la consulenza finanziaria alle imprese M&A e Capital Markets (Solo in inglese)

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Perspectives podcast: Too good to be true?

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How is the economy faring? How can we experience both falling inflation and improved growth? And are we at the end of the interest rate cycle?

In the latest episode of Perspectives from Rothschild & Co, Laura Künlen and Global Investment Strategists Kevin Gardiner and Victor Balfour delve into recent market developments, draw conclusions on a notably eventful year, and offer a preview of what investors can expect in 2024.

Recorded on December 6th 2023.

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