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Bank for International Settlements warns risks that have built up could trigger central bank bailouts
Investors are keeping a close eye on areas ranging from US Treasury market illiquidity to Japanese government debt
Powell comments lift investor sentiment but impact of a long-anticipated US economic downturn looms
The president of the Federal Reserve’s Cleveland Reserve bank on the central bank’s plans to tackle inflation
Planning for a range of outcomes is preferable to relying on a shaky prediction
Factory gate prices, shipping rates and expectations suggest headline price growth will slow
Riksbank raises rates by 0.75 percentage points as governor Stefan Ingves bows out
Nellie Liang’s comments come as calls grow for sweeping reforms to $24tn market
Severe balance sheet weakness is symptomatic of how economies operate with minimal margins of safety
Economists expect smoother monetary tightening as policymakers worry about damage to growth
Year-on-year consumer prices rise 7.7% in October, sparking rally in stocks
Chief economist admits repeated rounds of pandemic support could have worsened overshoot of 2% target
US Fed’s monetary policy hits Berkshire’s stock portfolio but nearly triples returns on its cash pile
Largest increase in 30 years but central bank says rates may not have to rise much further
Remarks dash hopes world’s major central banks will pivot towards less aggressive monetary stance
Happy Fed Day everyone! Buckle up.
Government intervened after currency tumbled to 32-year low against the dollar
Central bank faces a tricky but necessary exit from its ‘yield curve control’ policy
Fed’s aggressive monetary policy has added to volatility in the normally boring $24tn market
Shoppers postpone big purchases and reduce leisure outlays as cost of living crisis bites
Subtle shift in Christine Lagarde’s messaging prompts investors to rein in bets on future rate rises
Euro and government borrowing costs fall after Christine Lagarde highlights mounting risk of recession
International Capital Market Association warns of ‘rising dysfunction’ in money markets
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The eurozone’s central bankers will begin discussions this week, as well as raising rate by a likely 75 basis points
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