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Andy Haldane will leave central bank in June after working there since 1989
Hopes for a strong recovery in EM currencies persist — just about
Sooner or later, monetary loosening will be needed. Delivering it with sub-zero rate cuts looks increasingly sensible
Central bank unlikely to wade deeper into unconventional waters of support
Climate is a risk to financial stability; more radical measures need democratic approval
Rising prices add to pressure on central bank to keep interest rates high
Central bank’s rule change has benefited carbon emitters, campaign group says
Chaotic week in which overseas investors pulled $1.9bn from stock and bond markets
BoE governor dismisses tiers of interest on reserves but has considered such a system amid negative rates
Currency under renewed pressure as latest shake-up adds to sense of uncertainty
Fed chair Jay Powell’s approach to the risk of inflation after huge stimulus is flawed
Growing worries about the return of a long-forgotten bugbear highlight increasing risks for savers
Banks’ digital currencies could displace the rationale for private sector projects
Warning over slow return to pre-pandemic growth as peers lift rates to compete with rising US Treasury yields
Fed chair dismisses fears that rise in long-term borrowing costs could hamper economic recovery
Report on how policymakers can tackle climate risk highlights asset purchases and lending
New post-Covid normal is set to challenge policymakers
End of brief shift towards economic orthodoxy leaves Turkey vulnerable
Speedy return to economic orthodoxy is needed after firing of central bank head
Erdogan’s move to oust Agbal after rate hike is latest in series of worrying decisions
Little known academic and columnist Sahap Kavcioglu echoes president’s unorthodox monetary policies
Central bank diverges from US and UK peers with effort to support wobbly debt markets
Stocks and bonds also sink following removal of Naci Agbal and fears over monetary policy
Dismissal spooks investors and dashes hopes of orthodoxy in Turkish monetary policy
Analysts predict ‘ugly reaction’ in currency market to abrupt dismissal of Naci Agbal
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