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Comments come after governor Andrew Bailey last week said interest rate cuts were ‘in play’
Piero Cipollone’s comments indicate he may argue for loosening monetary policy at bank’s April meeting
Finance minister says government will ‘not rule out any steps against any excessive moves’
Economists and the Fed think similar things on what will happen to the US economy. So why is there a big gap in their expectations for interest rates?
Last week’s monetary policy moves mark a shift away from strict inflation targeting
The Bank of England can learn from history
Fund manager projects Fed will cut interest rates more slowly than other central banks
They’re being too loud
Adam Glapiński insists he did not abuse his powers in bid to keep Law and Justice party in power
If the economy is doing well with the current level of interest rates, why lower them?
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The Fed simply cannot even
Region has already begun unwinding its response to soaring inflation that has affected monetary policy around the world
Big increase by central bank ahead of local elections takes investors by surprise
Inflationary pressures are beginning to wane but not all central banks have taken action yet. See how this affects you
International investors and foreign governments have used the currency as a reliable vehicle for low-cost borrowing
Closing a monetary cabinet of curiosities
This strategy appears to be the path of least resistance for governments to reduce debt and keep bond vigilantes at bay
With financial risks lurking, Governor Ueda must maintain his cautious approach
Comments indicate central bank is likely to keep markets guessing on timing and scale of easing
The concern stems from price rises in services remaining too high in some places
Economists forecast inflation easing from multi-decade highs without sharp rise in unemployment
Milestone return to positive interest rates is only the beginning
Central bank becomes world’s last to unwind ultra-loose monetary policy
Claudia Buch says eurozone lenders face rising insolvencies, geopolitical risks and upheaval in energy-intensive industries
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