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Publishing Date
28 Aug 2009 10:38am GMT
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28/08/09
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Chris Hinde
International equity markets drew comfort from a gathering of central bankers last weekend in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The delegates announced that monetary policy around the world is likely to remain ‘ultra-accommodative’.

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