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Central bank ‘won’t hesitate at all’ to lift rates above ‘neutral’ if needed to control rising prices, chair says
Inflation pressures and asset bubbles are a sign that the central bank has been distracted from its core mission
Former Goldman Sachs chief says companies and consumers should ‘be prepared’
Sixth straight decline in FTSE All-World index reflects fear of inflation followed by recession
Debt-ridden young people face the prospect of duking it out with the wealthy for a shrinking piece of the pie
Heavy selling breaks stablecoin Tether’s link to the US dollar
Risk of triggering recession may depend on factors outside Federal Reserve’s control, warns chair
CPI increase of 8.3% in April includes rise in core inflation and prompts fall in equities
Introducing a Fed-backed digital currency will not be the game-changer many think
The Fed is hot for QT, but the Bank of England seems weirdly wary
The risks are hard to measure, until something breaks
Economics professor and former Obama adviser confirmed by US Senate with Democratic support
US president touts central bank’s ‘primary role’ in tackling soaring prices and gives green light for rate rises
It is optimistic to think that a significant recession will not be needed to curb inflation, as is the belief that one can be avoided
Timid US central bank is still very far from hawkish with policy benchmark deep in negative territory after taking into account inflation
And El Salvador’s bitcoin debacle
US central bank warns of ‘negative feedback loop’ if market liquidity deteriorates
S&P 500 still likely to hit record territory next year, even after a correction
And markets don’t like it.
Apollo and peers are warning that markets have further to fall as recession clouds gather
The ‘what happened, why it happened and what it means’ post
Years of overblown asset prices and mispricing of risk may be giving way to more normal conditions
There is precious little logic left in the market
Wage-price spirals; Kentucky Derby; Inland Empire and active versus passive.
Heavy stock and bond sell-off erases prior day’s gains as investors engage in ‘capitulation trade’
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