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Pension sector regulators concerned about end of BoE support
US central bank vice-chair notes cross-border ‘spillover’ risk as monetary policy tightens globally
“UST breakdown is a growing risk” — have a great weekend
Currency has fallen back towards 24-year lows despite country’s intervention
The UK’s mistakes reveal global pressures
Heavy sell-off in gilts described as a case of ‘the tail definitely wagging the dog this week’
Guess who’s back, back again
Drops follow broad rally in asset prices after Bank of England took action to calm the gilt market
But analysts express concern Threadneedle St appears willing to print money to finance the government
Liz Truss’s government will need to reverse course on its ill-conceived mini-Budget
President of Atlanta branch Raphael Bostic urges US central bank to be ‘mindful’ of turbulence abroad
What the government and Bank of England need to do now before the situation gets even more problematic
‘We will do what we have to do’ says Christine Lagarde, amid support for 0.75 percentage point increase
People’s Bank of China stops short of deploying significant foreign exchange reserves
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
Bigger than expected move comes after naira hits fresh low against the dollar
The financial tide is going out as a rising US currency has recessionary effects elsewhere
Tensions between governments and central banks emerge as soaring prices grip economies
Raphael Bostic from Atlanta branch raises ‘uncertainty’ after pound hits record low against dollar
The new government will have been hoping for a much more muscular stance from the BoE
Buying the currency is tolerable if it keeps the government out of monetary policy
Markets are coming to terms with the scale of central bank tightening of monetary policy
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
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