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Inflationary pressures are beginning to wane but not all central banks have taken action yet. See how this affects you
Progress on taming price rises ‘has slowed and may have stalled’, according to Christopher Waller
They’re being too loud
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
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The Apollo economist on the Federal Reserve’s self-defeating pivot
S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite reach record highs after central bank also raises GDP forecasts
And more on weakness at the low end of the economy
Strong US economic growth will not halt central bank’s plan to reduce borrowing costs this year
Economists forecast inflation easing from multi-decade highs without sharp rise in unemployment
And more on the low-end consumer
FT-Chicago Booth poll suggests bank will make two or fewer cuts this year, with the first between July and September
Retail sales reach a plateau while company executives see disposable income squeezed
Traders bet on three quarter-point cuts in 2024, down from expectation for six or seven at start of year
Fund managers turn to tech stocks after fears over lingering inflation recede
US inflation remains stubbornly over 3%. Will the markets stay stubbornly high?
And more on JPMorgan’s dominance
Unexpected increase set to be scrutinised by central bank as it weighs interest rate cuts
President has put recovery at centre of re-election bid but Americans are not buying it
Latest FT-Michigan Ross survey shows challenges facing president as re-election campaign gears up
Comments from US central bank chair raise hopes for fall in borrowing costs within months
US central bank chair adds that inflation goal not ‘assured’ and cautions about rate cut timing
PCE figures for January are in line with economists’ expectations
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