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The spread between Italian and German government bonds has inspired the creation of an ‘anti-fragmentation’ procedure
Bank for International Settlements calls for more aggressive action from world’s central banks
Under-pressure currency climbs in response but analysts say move is further step towards capital controls
History shows diverging sovereign bond yields have high economic and political costs
Price pressures set to linger in France and Germany, triggering concern from the Bundesbank and Banque de France
Plus, crypto turmoil winners and PGA golf tour boss blasts Saudi-backed rival
Policymakers in Oslo announce biggest rate increase in almost two decades
Politicians and central bankers took their eyes off price problems but running a high pressure economy is dangerous
Stance marks shift in rhetoric from city-state that had courted digital currency companies
Proposal to seize assets labelled unlawful and unconstitutional
‘Anti-fragmentation’ is risky, expensive and worth a shot
US central bank chair’s testimony to Congress comes in wake of heightening fears of recession
The problems of picking an off-ramp for the Bank of England’s QE carry trade.
The central bank has moved quickly on bond market ‘fragmentation’ but its actions will be tested by investors
Central bank president tells MEPs she is determined to prevent ‘fragmentation’ between eurozone nations
External MPC member Catherine Mann says dovish approach would put pressure on sterling
The next step in the European monetary and political experiment has to be more radical than the last
There is no hiding from the long-term transition to more challenging financial conditions
Christopher Waller expects inflation data to warrant a back to back jumbo increase
Central bank is on track to buy ¥10tn in debt this month to keep a lid on borrowing costs
In the US and Europe, policymakers are beginning to accept that dealing with rising prices will not be painless
Central banks are racing to adapt to a world of high inflation and weak growth
Italy is one focus of concern with its low potential growth, large deficits and enormous public debt
UK central bank moves less aggressively than the Fed despite predicting price rises will hit 11% this year
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