RBA Yield Curve Control Has Run Its Course: JPMorgan’s Craig

The transcript discusses the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) potential actions in response to market expectations and inflation pressures. It explores the role of central banks in managing yield curve control and interest rates, highlighting the global economic indicators and uncertainties in recovery. The discussion extends to market outlooks, focusing on inflation, economic growth, and the dynamics of equity and bond markets amid policy changes.

How do short end rates moving aggressively impact the market's expectations?

What are the implications of the RBA potentially abandoning their yield curve control?

What factors contribute to the uncertainty in the global economic recovery?

In what ways might inflation pressures affect investment strategies?

What does the current bond market indicate about investor sentiment?

How might central banks' normalization of policies influence equity markets?

What are the potential risks associated with central banks moving away from emergency measures?