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Investors are buying into a story of disruptive and rapid revenue growth
Stock markets lifted by weaker US currency and optimism over corporate earnings
Japan’s currency hit by rising cost of imported petrochemicals and easy monetary policy
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Omer Koc critiqued the country’s ‘exhausting’ inflation and spiralling exchange rate
President removes two deputy governors in new round of dismissals sending currency down 1%
Bank of England policymakers indicate tough stance on inflation
Platinum currency is a short-term tactic for the White House but not a long-term fix
And two readings of the strong dollar
Fears of poor growth and higher inflation as currency falls while bond yields rise
Monetary policy committee surprises analysts by slashing borrowing costs to 18%
Global monetary response to Covid wipes out interest rate gaps between major economies
Allure of country for investors will rise as uncertainty over the end of the US monetary policy experiment increases
Nostalgia for the gold standard is misguided and misplaced
A half-century on from the decision that defined the current monetary set-up, calls are mounting for new ideas to address old monetary problems
Regulators should be more worried by too much buying of its stocks and bonds than by too little
Bounce back follows painful rout earlier in 2021 sparked by monetary policy jitters
European equities close at a high, boosted by upbeat earnings
Court hears closing arguments in 7-week trial between bank and currency manager ECU
As a cash pile mounts in the financial system, the central bank’s interest rate policy is working less well than it used to
Bets that greenback index will rise have jumped to highest level in more than a year
Sector bucks the rest of Wall Street, which slips lower
High transaction costs and currency volatility are eating into donations, study shows
Wild fluctuations in exchange rates increase economic fragility and often trigger a debt crisis
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