The ECB cemented a rate cut in June. Their stated tolerance to higher energy prices is welcome given the further escalation in the Middle East. Meanwhile, we have pushed our expectation of the first cut by the Fed to July. Looking back to other countries’ policy choices when faced with a protracted real estate slump, we look at how
China could offset the lack of support from residential investment without triggering more trade tension.
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