Markets Weekly podcast (5 May 2026): Fixed income special

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May 5, 20260:26Business

What do last week’s central bank meetings imply for interest rate expectations in 2026? Michel Vernier, Head of Fixed Income Strategy, joins host Julien Lafargue, Chief Market Strategist, to consider the latest policy an...

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