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Thursday’s MPC meeting set to throw some light on ‘reasonable’ rate of real return mantra
Currency eyed for rebound after damaging run
Half a year of protests has knocked private sector activity in the city
Millennials, by contrast, are considered subprime borrowers
African swine fever and extreme weather push up costs for festive diners
The phonemaker’s stellar run contrasts with unloved resources stocks
Sentiment toward initial public offerings has deteriorated markedly since the summer
Online outlets are grabbing an ever-greater share of festive spending
Governance reforms have encouraged a growing number of campaigns
Currency has performed poorly despite rate rises and a stable economy
Limited supply of government bonds could keep yields low or negative
Failed lenders are small but watch out for more US banks piling up on the scrap heap
Growth v value: FT's Robert Armstrong considers the best approach
PMI data support findings of Harvard study into impact of tariffs
Hefty bond issuance has meant a fourfold increase in Saudi Arabia’s debt ratio since 2016
Companies in the automobile, metals, tech and telecoms sectors hit hardest
ECB’s relaunch of its QE programme is also likely to hit currency
Private assets sparkle with prospect of higher returns
Investors who sold bonds under previous programme often spent proceeds overseas
Struggling growers are switching to other crops or abandoning their farms
Big gaps persist despite years of monetary policy easing
Central bank’s short-term debt holdings soar as it tries to head off liquidity crunch
IMF slashes forecast for world economy but that does not mean a recession is coming
Japan’s pension fund is doing policymakers’ work for them
Steep rise this year could mean more expensive bacon in Spain, Germany and Poland
