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Cameron Bagrie chases the 'Inflationary Dragon'

The Country
13 Jul, 2016 02:47 AMQuick Read

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Cameron Bagrie the Chief Economist of the ANZ bank chats to The Country's Jamie Mackay today about the global and local financial environment.

Low interest rates do strange things to investors as the property and equity markets surge. Bagrie relates the effect to drug addiction.

Brexit, world economy changes and low interest rates are all very well but what does this mean for farmers and their mortgages?

Cameron Bagrie inadvertently continues the drugs theme by mentioning the inflationary dragon...

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