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Tipping point for world markets?
Can major central banks remove easy policy without upsetting the markets? Charles Diebel at Nomura answered readers’ questions on Monday, November 9
Have oil prices broken free?
Oil broke free of a three-month trading range recently to hit a year-high of $82 a barrel. Can the gains continue, or will economic realities curb progress? Harry Tchilinguirian at BNP Paribas answered readers’ questions on Monday, November 2
Third quarter earnings and the recovery
Joe Quinlan took questions on what the US third quarter earnings season tells us about the economic recovery and the prospects for equities markets on Monday, October 26
Currency minefield
Bilal Hafeez at Deutsche Bank on the prospects for global currencies as foreign exchange markets enter turbulent times. Bilal answered readers’ questions on Monday, October 19
IMF and its impact on investment
Matthew Vogel, head of emerging markets research EMEA at Barclays Capital, answers readers’ questions on the future shape of the IMF and its impact on investment on Monday, October 12
The future of investing
As part of the FT’s major new series, readers can quiz Lombard Street Research Associate Leigh Skene about his views on the future of investment. Results to be published on Monday, October 5.
Emerging markets must take up the slack
Ousmène Mandeng at Ashmore Investment Management answered readers’ questions on how emerging markets will be affected by efforts to rebalance the global economy on Monday, September 28
The G20 and the global recovery
Professor Philip Lane, of Trinity College Dublin answered readers’ questions ahead of the G20’s Pittsburgh summit on Monday, September 21
Quantitative healing
One year after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the special measures adopted by central banks at the height of the crisis appear to have worked. Is that really the case, and what are the dangers that lie ahead? Grant Lewis of Daiwa Securities took readers’ questions on Monday, September 14.
China’s role in the global recovery
Mauro Guillén at Wharton Business School answered readers’ questions on China’s influence on global markets, on Monday, September 7
