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Irish regulator on a forensic approach to funds and her ambitions for Dublin
And when a challenge to its supremacy comes, it might be from an unexpected quarter
Some fear the fire of inflation; others the ice of deflation
This sugar-high circularity is great when markets are buoyant but painful when they reverse
Proposals rest on convincing markets that the central bank can generate inflation
Short-term swaps pad out forex reserves at a time of ‘volatile’ economic outlook
Ireland awaiting arrival of new permanent governor from New Zealand
Norges Bank holds rates at 1% as it sets out different path from dovish peers
Balance sheets can be a better policy tool than aiming at a certain level of prices
The picture is one of weak growth and pervasive populist politics
Deleveraging is likely to take a long time.
Banque du Liban walkout prompts shutdown of stock trading and disruptions for banks
Governor has warned of higher borrowing costs, but traders remain unconvinced
Sceptics fear that a return to currency intervention would spell doom for Buenos Aires
Traders opt to take cue from dovish MPC in sign of departing BoE governor’s waning influence
China and Russia help drive 7% increase in global demand in first quarter
Powell says he does not see a strong case for a shift either higher or lower
Gabriel Makhlouf will succeed Philip Lane, who becomes ECB chief economist
Analysts remain concerned about the country’s level of hard currency
