OECD blames stalled world growth on central bank 'distortions'
A further delay in US Federal Reserve rate increases will continue the market distortions caused by low and negative interest rates
A further delay in US Federal Reserve rate increases will continue the market distortions caused by low and negative interest rates, the OECD says in its latest Interim Economic Outlook.
It says the low rates are pumping up asset prices, including housing. The OECD has also issued a new
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Nevil Gibson
Mon, 26 Sep 2016
Mon, 26 Sep 2016
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OECD blames stalled world growth on central bank 'distortions'
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