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US central bank vice-chair notes cross-border ‘spillover’ risk as monetary policy tightens globally
Washington and Tokyo are working to diversify semiconductor production away from China
A fresh wave of global government investment might well stimulate broader innovation
There is some historical irony in America lecturing ‘Japan Inc’ about active support for industry
In employment terms, the US has recovered more quickly than its southern neighbour
Is the curve inverted enough?
Billionaire investor joins chorus of voices anticipating pain for American economy
President of Atlanta branch Raphael Bostic urges US central bank to be ‘mindful’ of turbulence abroad
No, and stop asking
While bankers are keen not to repeat 1970s mistakes, the financial environment and debt burdens are different now
Employment conditions watched by the Fed may be weaker than headline data suggest
Furore over short-term impact on Hyundai electric vehicles misses the bigger picture
As the cost of living continues to rise, find out how much inflation could affect your personal finances
Plus, American energy bills on the rise as winter looms
US workers balk at rising prices for travel, food and childcare
Republicans raise concerns price tag could stoke inflation
Raphael Bostic from Atlanta branch raises ‘uncertainty’ after pound hits record low against dollar
Weighting the chances of further pain
Buying the currency is tolerable if it keeps the government out of monetary policy
Despite surging inflation and recession fears, every sector — from tech to hospitality — is facing a fight for the top candidates
Cash funds replace traditional gifts such as salt shakers and towels as property prices rise
The Bank of England might be about to get lucky with Liz Truss as the Fed did with Ronald Reagan
With sharp rises in interest rates and currency interventions, central bankers insist they will vanquish inflation, whatever the cost
Hope you all still have those tin hats on
Call for national security review comes as iPhone maker considers using YMTC chips
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