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Making a loss is sometimes the price to pay for keeping economies stable in extraordinary times
A gap has emerged between the US central bank and its peers at a time when its policy signals have become at odds with financial conditions
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Monetary policymakers grapple with how to chart a path to terminal rates
European Central Bank president points to several reasons why price pressures will take longer to tame
Roberto Perli is the new SOMA supremo
Central bankers raise borrowing costs but express confidence in battle to control inflation
Central bank indicates rates may have peaked and now predicts milder recession than before
Fed chair insists ‘there is a long way to go’ but investors zero in on sanguine comments
Markets rally as traders focus on smattering of dovish notes from chair Jay Powell
Central bank move to re-peg the currency still leaves the pound far above its parallel black market rate
The QE flipside — red ink everywhere
With the entire credibility of central banking on the line, the focus needs to be on fighting inflation
The dilemma for central banks is whether today’s optimism is consistent with returning inflation rates to 2 per cent
Fallout from US sanctions on Russia helped fuel 18 per cent leap in purchases last year
The world according to BEAPFF
US central bank officials expected to shift down to quarter-point rise at first gathering of the year
Concern that bond market rally underestimates growing evidence of persistent inflation
Adani Group says Hindenburg Research's report alleging fraud was ‘calculated attack on India’
Central bank bows to pressure as millions are left unable to obtain new banknotes with a presidential election looming
Focus has shifted to the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan after last year’s big increase in US borrowing costs
America’s central bank should have been quicker to tackle the risks of its post-crisis policies
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan under pressure to turn around the economy ahead of a general election set for May
Fund points to ‘significant upside risks’ to inflation and calls for flexible approach to controlling bond yields
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