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Departures of Simon Potter and Richard Dzina come at sensitive time for US central bank
Deleveraging is likely to take a long time.
The president understands monetary policy has done more for the markets than Main Street
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
Federal Reserve’s bid to stave off depression sowed the seeds of a generational revolt
Transcripts from central bank meetings showed vigorous debate ahead of ‘taper tantrum’
The Fed’s decision to unwind quantitative easing is not the culprit here
Investors face stormy conditions until we know more about the US economy and the Fed’s intentions
Markets lurched lower when Jay Powell dismissed concerns about ‘quantitative tightening’
System for setting interest rates is focus of debate at central bank
Minutes suggest debate to come on impact of the central bank’s balance sheet unwinding
Interest rates and inflation will remain subdued even after central banks stop buying bonds
Data show embattled emerging markets cannot simply blame QE retreat for their plight
The unwinding of central bank monetary easing could see bumpier stock market trading
Investors revamp portfolios after central banks embark on quantitative tightening
Central bank raises rate it pays on deposits a little less than would be customary
The US central bank’s unwinding has contributed to turmoil in emerging markets
US central bank is buying a lot fewer Treasuries over the coming year
Officials responsible for asset portfolios worry about prospect of steep losses
The US central bank is planning to shed trillions in assets, but markets are calm
Expectations that bond yields will rise as Fed shrinks balance sheet could be thwarted by regulations
This year should prove an inflection point for central banks and investors who have come to rely on them
Only a strong economy can stop damage in Treasuries spreading to equities and credit
