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SBS On the Money: Inflation remains at the forefront as central banks meet

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Inflation angst fails to stop share market momentum– ahead of the quarterly CPI update. Investors now looking to key central bank meetings overseas in the lead up to Australia’s own rates decision – next week. Rhayna Bosch talks to David Berthon-Jones, Joint Chief Investment Officer of Aequitas Investment Partners.

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