Interest rate decisions from the Federal Reserve and the Swiss Central Bank have been announced, and the Bank of England, the ECB, and the Bank of Japan's decisions are expected to be announced next week. Although central banks generally agree, current trends show that policy differences between central banks and the Federal Reserve are forming around the world. Deutsche Bank analysts assert that “global re-inflation has returned” and believe that investment prospects in other parts of the world other than the US are “much more interesting.”

Interest rate decisions from the Federal Reserve and the Swiss Central Bank have been announced, and the Bank of England, the ECB, and the Bank of Japan's decisions are expected to be announced next week. Although central banks generally agree, current trends show that policy differences between central banks and the Federal Reserve are forming around the world. Deutsche Bank analysts assert that “global re-inflation has returned” and believe that investment prospects in other parts of the world other than the US are “much more interesting.”