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Joachim Nagel’s hawkish comments contrast with investor expectations of an end to rate rises
Two-year Treasury yield hits highest level since 2006 after hawkish projections from US central bank
Expected policy pause would come amid mixed signals on economy
FT-Booth survey finds majority of economists think central bank has more work to do to lower inflation
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
Levy poses risk to eurozone financial stability by reducing Italian lenders’ retained earnings, says central bank
A smoother rate path is preferable to a sharp up and down, allowing more time to assess data
Threadneedle Street’s balance-sheet squeeze may be on borrowed time
Hawks face tough battle to convince other rate-setters to raise eurozone borrowing costs one more time
Benchmark rate lowered by 75bp to 6% before October poll
President vows to use ‘tight monetary policy’ in sharp about-turn
Higher output welcomed by leftwing leader, who criticises high interest rates as a drag on economy
Underlying and headline figures at 5.3% as central bank debates whether to continue raising rates
Data will feed into ECB debate over whether it should pause rate rises for first time since July 2022
Upheavals have unleashed persistent price pressures that present new challenges, say economists
Head of ECB suggests more frequent shocks could result in persistent price pressures
Central bank’s own actions may have set in motion chain of events that led to governments’ decisions to levy their lenders
Plus, updates on Binance and Coinbase
Central bank will continue shedding Treasuries at a time of significant US government borrowing
Straightenin’ the curves, yeah, flattenin’ the hills . . .
Smaller increase to 5.25% comes amid signs persistently high inflation is beginning to ease
Fabio Panetta argues maintaining rates for extended period will avoid risk of damaging economy
Market optimism about convergence in the global economy is overdone
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