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Chair of the US Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell. The main central banks have been united in their efforts to assuage market concerns that monetary policy could be tightened early in this cycle to counter rising inflationary pressures. File photo: AP

Chair of the US Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell. The main central banks have been united in their efforts to assuage market concerns that monetary policy could be tightened early in this cycle to counter rising inflationary pressures. File photo: AP

The main central banks have been united in their efforts to assuage market concerns that monetary policy could be tightened early in this cycle to counter rising inflationary pressures.

Futures contracts have moved recently to price in the fact that rates hikes could occur as early as the second half of next year in the US and UK.

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