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Weakness in financial services is skewing bank’s preferred measure of price growth
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
The Fed chair is expected to preside over the first US rate cut since the financial crisis
Chairman Jay Powell treads cautiously in supporting US economy
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Markets gyrated after conflicting messages on size of July cut
US president piles on pressure for big rate cut
Donald Trump says the US navy shot down an Iranian drone
Bank comments after John Williams’ remarks stoke expectations of aggressive rate cut
Fund manager who called subprime mortgage crisis predicts US rates will touch zero
Chief says US policymakers are ‘more keenly aware’ of international economic environment
President’s wish could come true as Jay Powell steers US central bank towards possible rate cut
The FOMC thinks low growth and low inflation may be more persistent than expected
With a rate cut coming, investors are more confident the Fed will keep the economy growing
Rate cuts appear certain even though US economic data remains reasonably solid
Pressure from Trump makes it harder for the central bank to do its job
Investors abandon floating rate products in expectation of interest rate cuts by the Fed
Some investors warn that too much stimulus could distort financial markets
US launches an investigation into French plans to tax big tech companies
S&P 500 touches new record on expectations of further monetary policy easing
Policymakers leaned towards monetary easing within short timeframe at June meeting
Pick of Judy Shelton comes as the US president escalates attacks on the Federal Reserve
