'Recessions lie ahead': Global liquidity slowing at fastest rate since 2008

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Tom Eckett
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Global liquidity is slowing at its fastest rate since the Global Financial Crisis, according to global research group CrossBorder Capital, as central banks engage in a "twin-tightening" of simultaneously hiking rates and shrinking their balance sheets.

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