by scott_jr
Definitely some similarities between US, UK and Australia.
But look at China. They haven’t raised their rates — never have.
For the US, I think a “soft landing” means another .25 raise. Maybe they’ll do it more often but I don’t see .50 happening.
Anyone know why China’s policy is the way it is?
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