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The Bank of England might be about to get lucky with Liz Truss as the Fed did with Ronald Reagan
With sharp rises in interest rates and currency interventions, central bankers insist they will vanquish inflation, whatever the cost
Plus yen intervention might work?
UK, Switzerland, Norway and South Africa all raise rates in wake of Fed move
The Fed has said that the Federal Funds Rate could be higher than 4 per cent by the end of 2022.
Even the poorest benefited in the economic recovery from the pandemic
Taking the US central bank seriously, if not literally
Fed chair delivers gloomy vision of economic outlook amid aggressive tightening campaign
Surge in US borrowing costs is having spillover effects for the rest of the world
Organisations turn to ransomware negotiators to help deal with a surge in attacks
Fed chair warns ‘chances of soft landing are likely to diminish’
And even more on QT
South Korea battles to defend currency under pressure from Fed rate decision
Investors are expecting higher inflation-adjusted returns on ultra-safe government debt
Government debt under pressure with more pronounced selling in Bunds and gilts
US central bank to publish first ‘dot plot’ since June after months of persistently high inflation
European stocks decline on recession fears following worst week for global equity markets since June
A Fed paper says tax and interest rates can’t fall much further, and that bodes poorly for stocks
Markets are increasingly betting on policymakers raising borrowing costs higher and faster
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
FT-IGM Survey forecasts central bank will prolong its aggressive campaign against decades-high inflation
US central bank policy mistakes and market stress are worrisome possibilities in the months ahead
Initial reversal of policy to tackle rising prices led to higher unemployment and lost economic output
The inflation fight was always going to be ugly
Jump in monthly inflation has reignited fears over the US central bank’s grip on price pressures
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