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The Ruble rumble - panic rate hike shaking markets

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In a midnight move a panicky Russian central bank raised rates from 10.5% to 17%. The desperate bid to protect the Ruble from complete collapse has not entirely calmed nerves. What does this mean for investors? Head of FX Strategy John Hardy and Head of Commodity Strategy Ole Hansen discuss the causes, implications and what's next.