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Analysts say price growth will slow more quickly than Bank of England predicted if Middle East tensions do not escalate
Moves follow similar action by HSBC and Halifax
TDR Capital downplays concerns over UK supermarket’s multibillion-pound debt load
Intense competition can be expensive but lower funding costs could lessen the pain
Repricing of deals comes as housing affordability rises up political agenda ahead of election
£16bn windfall aided by ‘forced savings’ accumulated during the pandemic when parts of the economy shut down
I could reduce my debts by selling assets, but where’s the fun in that?
Investors are betting central bank will start cutting interest rates far sooner than its tough rhetoric suggests
Bigger than expected drop sparks slide in sterling as traders reinforce bets on Bank of England interest rate cuts
ONS data shows biggest drop in London and points to impact of high interest rates on property market
The figures show the extent to which salary pressures are still bubbling in Britain’s economy
CIO Ivascyn says he has been running larger than usual bet on UK government bonds
Ben Broadbent warns that inconsistent data has muddied picture for policymakers
Surge in buying of government bonds as inflation rose
FTSE 100 wealth manager will drum up funds to ensure clients stay within group
ECB and BoE say battle against inflation not over, but more dovish US move ‘sets tone’
European central bankers warn it is too soon to declare victory over inflation
Sterling rises after rate-setters warn it is too soon to conclude inflation is on firm downward path
Markets see cost of borrowing staying at 5.25% until mid-2024 ahead of final MPC vote of 2023
US Fed, ECB and BoE meet this week as strong labour data suggests policy pivot unlikely
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Their rhetoric is starting to lack credibility as powerful economic headwinds emerge
Bank of England survey supports view that central bank will not need to raise interest rates at its meeting next week
As clamour grows for interest rate cuts, investors fear acting too slowly could harm already weak economies
High interest rates, battered asset valuations and job uncertainty add to trauma for splitting couples
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