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China's Massive Liquidity: Prepare for a Boom?
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Andreas Steno Larsen, founder and CEO of Steno Research, is back with his co-host and the firm's head of geopolitics, Mikkel Rosenvold, for another edition of Macro Mondays. This week, they analyze China's fiscal stimulus (the "Beijing bazooka") and its potential impact on the global economy. Plus, how are U.S. liquidity trends driving markets? Andreas and Mikkel cover hedge fund positioning, war in the Middle East, and upcoming events like the UK inflation print and the looming ECB meeting.
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