Risk Off for Investors as Fed, BOE Stand Pat on Rates

The video discusses the potential economic impacts of Brexit, highlighting the uncertainty faced by central banks like the Bank of England, Bank of Japan, and the Federal Reserve. It explores investor strategies in uncertain times, emphasizing long-term asset classes as safe havens. The challenges of liquidity in long-term investments are also addressed. The discussion extends to the broader risks of Brexit, including global economic slowdown and trade impacts, and the potential for similar events in the EU, contributing to global market uncertainty.

What warning is the Bank of England repeating regarding Brexit?

How might quitting the European Union affect the UK's economy according to the text?

What are the implications of the uncertainty faced by central banks mentioned in the text?

What challenges do long-term investments present in times of economic risk?

How could Brexit potentially influence global trade according to the discussion?