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A surge in put options reflects fears of more asset price falls as central banks take action against inflation
Market questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Risk of further falls in sterling as fund managers asked to soak up billions more in public debt
Borrowing costs soar and equities sink as traders fret over government’s fiscal responsibility
Oil prices decline to levels seen before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Analysts say Japan’s central bank does not have enough firepower to prop up currency in long term
Markets are coming to terms with the scale of central bank tightening of monetary policy
New York court ruling on Tether case comes amid negotiations over a draft legislation for the sector
Plunge in pound and surge in borrowing costs show investors are balking at footing bill for UK government plans
Plus yen intervention might work?
A global effort to mitigate the effects of food insecurity, currency weakness and rising debt is essential
Commodities trader must sell assets so state-owned companies can invest
UK chancellor says ‘more to come’ despite Friday’s historic sell-off after mini-Budget
Chancellor Olaf Scholz visits Gulf states in drive to secure energy imports
Buying the currency is tolerable if it keeps the government out of monetary policy
Questions we should have addressed — on regulation, transparency and capital requirements — remain unanswered
Charif Souki’s Driftwood LNG loses Shell and Vitol as customers and bond sale is scrapped
Emerging markets fund manager considers sale as chief executive leaves and challenges mount
Technology is the sector most concerned, the semiconductor industry raising the loudest alarm
Deep discounts to offload bonds and loans in software maker’s LBO cost banks $600mn
Kwarteng axes top rate of income tax and reduces basic rate but gilt yields surge on government borrowing fears
Hope you all still have those tin hats on
Bank preparing to reduce size of ‘subscription line’ book from $65bn to $20bn
Traders look to profit from rush to secure supplies
Squeaky-bum time for Bailey
The government is following the playbook of the 1980s’ Thatcher and Reagan administrations
UK company says demand for parts has hit a record high as non-Russian sources scale up rapidly
Mini-Budget statement compounds earlier Bank of England rate rise
Boosting the UK’s ailing business investment will require a sense of stability and certainty as much as anything else
Plus, censorship woes for ethereum and an . . . interesting consumer warning on Binance
Decision comes as Europe’s energy crisis prompts search for alternative gas
Plus, a conversation with Microsoft’s Brad Smith on its ESG challenges
Self-care, Alphaville style
Thanks for playing
One major manufacturer has already gone bust while others are resorting to alternative sources to maintain production
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