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Stocks and bonds weaken after Federal Reserve signals rate cuts will take place only gradually
Second consecutive monthly increase supported by strong wage growth and easing inflation
Pound falls to six-month low after decision signals possible peak in borrowing costs
Policy rate kept at 5.25 per cent as evidence grows of slowing inflation
Joachim Nagel’s hawkish comments contrast with investor expectations of an end to rate rises
Higher for longer is the right balance, for now
New projections and remarks from chair Jay Powell signal no near-term relief from elevated borrowing costs
Two-year Treasury yield hits highest level since 2006 after hawkish projections from US central bank
Economists expected higher oil prices to push up inflation
Inflationary pressures are beginning to wane
Price tag set to rise to a figure closer to £91bn, according to calculations by the Financial Times
Profit margins in supply chains will limit the spread of downward pressure on prices through exports
Organisation sees no case for monetary easing in rich nations despite economic strains and trading tensions
What can we predict?
Higher prices can even be beneficial to some — and their investors
Expected policy pause would come amid mixed signals on economy
News you can use from the IMF
Chief executive says UK economic environment is ‘accelerating our growth’
And waiting on wage growth
Markets and economists anticipate the 15th increase in this cycle by the central bank to be the last
FT-Booth survey finds majority of economists think central bank has more work to do to lower inflation
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Linking payments to earnings growth is fairer and more sustainable
Powered by algorithms and AI, a growing number of consumer industries are adjusting prices in response to supply and demand
Central bank receives worst rating since 1999 ahead of vote on new interest rate rise
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