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ECB chief stresses central bank ‘would not hesitate to act’ if needed
New variants are a reminder that the US Fed and others are setting policy for an uncertain world
Anxiety grows over central bank policies as consumer prices continue to rise
Annual price rises are highest in three decades but central bank resists calls to tighten monetary policy
The market for risker debt is hot and expensive — but not wildly out of line with history or economic fundamentals
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
ECB pledges to improve approach to whistleblowing and to increase diversity on cricketing boards
Central bank rate-setters say outlook for price growth in 2023 and 2024 remains unsure
ECB report says lenders must develop ambitious strategies to protect their businesses
Euro knocked by ECB president’s dovish comments on need to avoid ‘premature tightening’ of monetary policy
Common currency slips on expectations eurozone central bank will lag behind Fed on rate rises
Sovereign yields, on the other hand . . .
Sovereign money must continue to play its anchoring role in the digital era
Investors taking risks in search for yield has left markets ‘susceptible to correction’
Christian Sewing says ultra-loose interest rate policy ‘has lost its effect’
Mayfair set should believe policymakers who say it is not their job to look after them
‘Dude, you don’t matter much, so why is the BoE driving our market?’
Central banks show signs of wobbling in their resolve to keep money loose
Rules on personal investments vary — some, such as the BoJ, are strict while others grant bankers more freedom
Gap in yield between Italian and German debt widens to levels last reached a year ago
Investors test central bankers’ insistence that elevated inflation will be fleeting
As other central banks tighten, ECB concludes surge in inflation is temporary after ‘soul-searching’
Despite rising inflation and Weidmann’s warning shot, the ECB will most likely stay dovish on Thursday
German central banker said to have tired of fighting an often lonely battle over bond buying and negative rates
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