Major central banks have stood pat in their latest monetary policy decisions. And while bets of March cuts increased late last year through to the beginning of this year, those bets have lost steam as central banks signalled that they would start rate cuts later than market expected. So what are some implications for markets as interest rates are here higher for longer? Could we expect more volatility ahead? What sectors should investors go overweight on, and which sectors should investors avoid? On Money in the Market, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Laurent Lequeu, Independent Financial consultant and Writer of The Macro Butler Newsletter, to find out more.

Major central banks have stood pat in their latest monetary policy decisions. And while bets of March cuts increased late last year through to the beginning of this year, those bets have lost steam as central banks signalled that they would start rate cuts later than market expected. So what are some implications for markets as interest rates are here higher for longer? Could we expect more volatility ahead? What sectors should investors go overweight on, and which sectors should investors avoid? On Money in the Market, Hongbin Jeong speaks to Laurent Lequeu, Independent Financial consultant and Writer of The Macro Butler Newsletter, to find out more.

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