When global economies face one transitory shock after another, whether it's supply chain disruptions, the war in Ukraine or the war in Iran, are central banks equipped to deal with them? Bank of England's Megan Greene joins Tracy Alloway and…
When global economies face one transitory shock after another, whether it’s supply chain disruptions, the war in Ukraine or the war in Iran, are central banks equipped to deal with them?
Bank of England’s Megan Greene joins Tracy Alloway and Joe Weisenthal on the Odd Lots podcast to discuss the compounding effects of all these shocks and why, for now, she remains squarely focused on the risks of higher inflation. (Source: Bloomberg)
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