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Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Rate rise is factored in but analysts are split on when the economy will have cooled enough
Lobby groups express disappointment with chancellor’s ‘empty’ keynote speech
While markets have made a strong recovery, the prospect of more rate rises looms
There will be greater divergence between companies and countries
Interest also increased on adult accounts
7.8% price growth in fourth quarter drives expectations of further interest rate rises
As the cost of living continues to rise, find out how much inflation could affect your personal finances
Analysts highlight case for further monetary tightening, despite some weak economic data
Monetary policy is entering a phase of quantitative tightening for which there is plenty of theory but little past experience
Futures markets bet central bank will abandon pledges to ‘stay the course’ on monetary policy
Christopher Waller supports slower pace of increases but warns of ‘considerable way to go’ on hitting inflation target
CPI calm and carry on
Volumes fall 1% over crucial Christmas shopping period, according to official figures
Annual growth now 21.6%, half last summer’s peak, in sign of waning cost pressures in eurozone’s biggest economy
4% price growth reading comes days after Bank of Japan stood by yield curve controls
Governor Andrew Bailey expresses optimism that the worst is over
At Davos, a number of business leaders do not anticipate a return to the pre-2019 pattern of zero rates
Wall Street chiefs offer divergent views on persistence of US price pressures and how the Fed should respond
Dip in December to 10.5% unlikely to sway Bank of England from raising interest rates
Inflationary pressures are beginning to wane
Gap between public and private sector pay growth is fuelling current wave of strike action
The European Central Bank’s chief economist discusses the institution’s response to a series of global shocks
Officials say core inflation remains too high to justify cutting interest rates soon
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