HSBC forecasts central banks to raise rates amid supply shocks from US-Iran conflict
HSBC predicts that central banks worldwide will raise interest rates due to supply shocks stemming from the US-Iran conflict. The banking giant highlights that energy-driven inflation is forcing policymakers to prioritize price control over economic growth. Rate hikes are expected even if a ceasefire occurs, as the damage to global supply chains has already been done.
- ▪HSBC forecasts interest rate hikes from central banks including the ECB and Bank of England.
- ▪The US-Iran conflict has caused significant supply shocks, impacting energy prices globally.
- ▪Brent crude oil prices have remained elevated above $100 per barrel since the conflict intensified.
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