Global markets keep on climbing
Risk assets have remained buoyant recently as central bankers across the world signal their willingness to keep the monetary taps on
10 June 2021 - 12:35
London/Sydney — Global shares hovered near a record high and the dollar also held steady on Thursday, eyeing US inflation data for any sign the Federal Reserve could start tapering its huge stimulus.
Risk assets have remained buoyant in recent weeks as central bankers on both sides of the Atlantic signal their willingness to keep the monetary taps on until the post-pandemic recovery takes hold, believing inflationary pressures to be short-lived...
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