
Sree Kochugovindan
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Sep 24, 2026
How far will central bank interest rate hikes go?
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Paul DiggleHOST
Tell us about that decision, what you took away from the press conference and the outlook for the Bank of Japan from here.

Paul DiggleHOST
So Should politicization be something we're talking more about in the Bank of Japan context? Is that a worry or a threat to independence going forwards?
Dollar-Yen in Focus
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16:09Sree KochugovindanGUEST
Um, we've actually taken a very long-term view, and we've- at the end of last year, we were very, uh, aware of a lot of the geopolitical risks that were ahead, so that would be very much in favor of a diversified portfolio.
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16:23Sree KochugovindanGUEST
So as we've seen, some of the safe havens, even though they were quite stretched, like gold and silver, they're still doing quite well in this backdrop, so we still ha- recommend hedging with those safe havens.
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16:37Sree KochugovindanGUEST
Um, if we think about the broader AI story, one of the recommendations we're making is that looking beyond the big tech names and looking towards broadening out that AI theme towards other regions and perhaps towards real assets, for example, the, the AI-related infrastructure.
