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Something has to give in the unstable equilibrium of markets
But research institutes raise outlook for next year to 4.8% from 3.9%
US figures on consumer prices released on Wednesday come in slightly higher than forecast
Consumer price index hovers at 13-year high as food and housing grow more expensive
Today’s generation of central bankers is afflicted with the same sense of denial that proved problematic in the 1970s
Consumer inflationary pressure has hit the kitchen table and food export markets could be next
Strength of recovery so far means it is too early to talk about stagflation, says chief economist Gita Gopinath
Bank of England policymakers indicate tough stance on inflation
Brookings-FT tracking index shows growth is slowing in China and US
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Co-chief investment officer says central banks could find themselves powerless as rising energy prices rock markets
Some policymakers had pushed for a bigger cut in asset purchases at central bank’s September meeting
Zloty jumps as central bank acts to curb surge in inflation to highest level in 20 years
The rosy market calculus of strong growth underpinned by cheap finance into perpetuity is under threat
Labour shortages have seen steep pay rises for some but not yet translated into higher productivity
Cost of Europe’s natural gas contracts soar 23%, prompting UK government gilt sell-off
Global economy is still growing but supply chain disruption is a cause for concern
With global forces slowing growth while increasing inflation, policymakers are struggling to find a path forward
President steps up unconventional efforts to bring down soaring prices
Easy money is not creating better jobs, it’s feeding market bubbles that make the asset-rich richer
Dissecting what the leader of the opposition had to say when he delivered his first speech to the Labour party conference this past week
Rising natural gas prices have helped push eurozone inflation to 13-year high
Economists fear further spiralling increases as 13-year high of 3.4% reached in September
Governments must come up with intelligent policies to soften the costs from climate change reforms
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