Outlook 2025: What central banks could have in store next year

2025 monetary policy outlook

Sorin Dojan
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In this video panel, Investment Week Senior Reporter Sorin-Andrei Dojan spoke with experts about the monetary policy outlook in 2025 and how central banks’ decisions could change in light of president-elect Donald Trump’s return to power.

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