Deutsche Bank CEO: Rising inflation is not a temporary phenomenon and medium-term banks should

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2021-10-30 22:49
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According to reports on the 30th, Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Bongsej said in an interview that inflation was not a temporary phenomenon and called on the central bank to take action against "politics. Money. is very loose "and works early. Imagine a house with several floors. We have reached a higher level and we will stay at that level for a while. Choice hopes that the economy will continue to grow steadily in the years to come. With the upcoming UN COP26 meeting, it said it will work for world peace. Will ensure a cohesive product chain. (Golden Ten)

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