IMF's Obstfeld Praises Turkish Economic Response to Coup

The transcript discusses the cautious approach of central banks like the Fed, Bank of Japan, and ECB in response to global economic risks, including Brexit. It highlights the potential for lower interest rates and the impact of Brexit on the UK and global economy. The discussion also covers currency volatility and the role of central banks in maintaining economic stability. Additionally, it examines Turkey's economic response following a coup attempt, emphasizing the central bank's efforts to stabilize financial markets.

What are the potential risks that central banks are considering in the current global economy?

How do you see the impact of Brexit on the UK economy and its trading relationships?

In what ways might the financial services industry in London be affected post-Brexit?

What measures can central banks take to ensure economic stability amidst currency volatility?

How has Turkey's central bank responded to the economic challenges following the attempted coup?