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Traders left confused as currency strengthens sharply after breaking through closely watched level
Luis de Guindos dismisses rates cuts and says getting back to 2% target will not be easy
Central bank watchers deeply divided on when and how ultra-loose approach will unwind
Errors in hitting central bank goals are likely to be asymmetric with a drift upwards that leads to recession
UK central bank says facility is needed as risks from financial institutions such as insurers and pension funds rise
Central bank explores use of tools similar to ChatGPT to help draft briefings and write newsletters
Former Citi executive Olayemi Cardoso faces task of stabilising naira and settling $6.8bn foreign exchange obligations
UK central bank indicates review by Ben Bernanke could result in process similar to that used by US Fed
Germany’s central bankers up in arms over Boston Consulting Group’s recommended efficiency drive
UK labour market appears an outlier compared with the US and the EU
The world economy is showing signs of a slowdown, fuelling investors’ hopes that inflationary pressures are easing
August data shows consumer price growth exceeded 2% target for 17th straight month
The complexity of central banks’ ‘last mile’ on inflation is part of a bigger economic challenge
Markets are betting on looser monetary policy late next year, but some economists say it could happen sooner
Joachim Nagel’s hawkish comments contrast with investor expectations of an end to rate rises
Central bank lifts borrowing costs to 30% as part of efforts to tackle high inflation
Two-year Treasury yield hits highest level since 2006 after hawkish projections from US central bank
Organisation sees no case for monetary easing in rich nations despite economic strains and trading tensions
Expected policy pause would come amid mixed signals on economy
Markets and economists anticipate the 15th increase in this cycle by the central bank to be the last
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Central bank receives worst rating since 1999 ahead of vote on new interest rate rise
Uncertainty over how quickly price pressures will subside despite hopes eurozone has seen last tightening
Two new studies argue that even if they depress inflation, they could hurt innovation and growth
Quarter-point increase comes despite faltering growth in the eurozone
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