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Australia Must Gird for Shock-Prone Financial System, RBA Warns
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Australia Must Gird for Shock-Prone Financial System, RBA Warns Australian institutions need to be ready to respond to a more shock-prone financial system as a strained geopolitical environment reshapes financial and economic linkages, a senior Reserve Bank official said Wednesday. RBA Assistant Governor Brad Jones used a speech in Melbourne to revisit history — from the Peace of Westphalia in 1648 to the post-World War II Bretton Woods Agreement — to show how the global architecture bleeds...
Australia Must Gird for Shock-Prone Financial System, RBA Warns
Australian institutions need to be ready to respond to a more shock-prone financial system as a strained geopolitical environment reshapes financial and economic linkages, a senior Reserve Bank official said Wednesday.
RBA Assistant Governor Brad Jones used a speech in Melbourne to revisit history — from the Peace of Westphalia in 1648 to the post-World War II Bretton Woods Agreement — to show how the global architecture bleeds into the financial system. He noted that after a period of quiet following the end of the Cold War, tensions between power blocs and states have returned.