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With average interest rates of 14.7% over the past four millennia, and 4.7% over the past 400 years, the real anomaly was the zero-rate period of the 2000s.
Central bank policy is back at the forefront of investor attention as inflation data challenges expectations of an imminent easing cycle.
Although global growth expectations fell after the Iran conflict started, US growth expectations have crept up.
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