Core Viewpoint - The Governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey, stated that productivity growth may require technological innovation [1] Group 1 - The emphasis on the need for technological innovation highlights a potential area for investment in tech-driven companies [1] - The statement suggests that current productivity levels may not be sustainable without advancements in technology [1] - This perspective could influence policy decisions and economic strategies moving forward, particularly in sectors reliant on productivity improvements [1]

The RBA Observer Multi-Asset Expect a 25bp cut in May Global backdrop plays a bigger role Paul Bloxham Chief Economist, Australia, New Zealand & Global Commodities HSBC Bank Australia Limited paulbloxham@hsbc.com.au +61 2 9255 2635 Jamie Culling Since the RBA's board last met, the global economy and financial markets have had tumultuous times. The cause has been the 'Liberation Day' trade policy shock on 2 April, and the almost daily shifts in the global trade policy environment since then. As we see it, th ...