i spoke to diana mousina, deputy chief economist at australia's amp. are getting very close to the peak of interest rates for many major central banks. i suppose the biggest risk is really around future rate hikes and the potential for those rate hikes, because the sentiment over the past few months across most global central banks has been one where we are seeing central banks really take their foot off the brake and we are getting very close to the peak in the level of interest rates, and for the majority of the major central banks, we are actually looking at only potentially one more rate hike, if any, but the risk here, and the talks from central bank governors in the us over the past weeks have indicated that the risk is still with another hike in the us and maybe across other regions as well because inflation is proving to be harder to reduce than expected, especially around things like food inflation. we saw that in the uk. while the risk is with another one or two hikes, i think we are very close to the end of the global tightening cycle. are w