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Deutsche Bank’s Allen Says Traders Are Wrong on Rates or Prices

Bloomberg Markets Monday 07 September 2026, 14:01 UTC By Alice Gledhill 1 min read
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Investors are underestimating the scale of rate hikes needed to tackle inflation given upward pressure on prices, according to Deutsche Bank AG strategist Henry Allen.

Investors are underestimating the scale of rate hikes needed to tackle inflation given upward pressure on prices, according to Deutsche Bank AG strategist Henry Allen.
Deutsche Bank’s (ORG) Allen (PERSON) Deutsche Bank AG (ORG) Henry Allen (PERSON)
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