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‘We will do what we have to do’ says Christine Lagarde, amid support for 0.75 percentage point increase
Measures would affect inflation less than an increase in deficits, argues central bank’s chief economist
Populist governments will now be able to introduce irresponsible spending policies
Critics insist policy damaged bloc’s lenders while some central bankers say it boosted loan growth
Plus, Sydney takes centre stage in the fossil fuel advertising fight
Central bank policymakers agree on opening negotiations to tackle eurozone’s €5tn bond portfolio
Eurozone bonds slide after ECB raises interest rates by 75bp
Central bank increases eurozone borrowing costs to their highest level since 2011
Governing council to decide on rate increase, economic outlook and other matters
Chinese companies raised six times as much money through share sales in Europe than in US this year
Boxed in by reality
Financing conditions in the eurozone are starting to diverge as inflation takes hold
Watchers bet on biggest rate rise in eurozone central bank’s history at next week’s meeting
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
New monthly drop is likely to fuel calls for decisive ECB rate rise next week
Fresh high piles pressure on European Central Bank to raise rates substantially next week
Consumer prices in Europe’s largest economy driven by soaring costs of energy and food
Philip Lane’s comments cast doubt on whether he will support calls to raise them by a record 0.75 percentage points next week
Hits to growth and employment may be necessary says Schnabel as Villeroy de Galhau warns inflation target ‘unconditional’
Expectations on soaring prices outweighed weak growth concerns, minutes from central bank’s July meeting reveal
Central bank had propped up the region’s markets with vast bond-buying programmes
Bundesbank president says surge in energy prices caused by Russia’s gas squeeze likely to drive inflation above 10%
What does it mean for markets as central banks shift from quantitative easing to quantitative tightening?
Central bank utilises reinvestments from maturing bonds to soothe jitters in countries such as Italy
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