Brian Kantor: Après the debt crisis, le deluge?
Investec’s Brian Kantor assesses the global debt crisis and how the stimulus provided is a deflationary, rather than inflationary environment.
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Investec’s Brian Kantor assesses the global debt crisis and how the stimulus provided is a deflationary, rather than inflationary environment.
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Brian Kantor says Central Bankers are perhaps promising more than they can hope to deliver, and so putting the limelight on themselves.
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