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Stocks inch lower on Friday after a hotter than expected US jobs report
Data suggest demand for new workers remains strong despite Fed tightening campaign on interest rates
Powell comments lift investor sentiment but impact of a long-anticipated US economic downturn looms
And how the yield curve might be wrong
US central bank chair warns ‘against prematurely loosening policy’
Some dovish policymakers fear monetary tightening campaign may end up going too far
John Williams says he expects job losses to rise as central bank battles inflation
The right goal for central banks in advanced economies such as the US might be 3% a year
The president of the Federal Reserve’s Cleveland Reserve bank on the central bank’s plans to tackle inflation
Planning for a range of outcomes is preferable to relying on a shaky prediction
Bargaining power shifts away from applicants as retailers forecast weaker sales growth
America is no longer seen as the furnace in which the future is being forged
Policymakers prepare for ‘downshift’ to 0.5 percentage point increase but warn of more pain to come
As the cost of living continues to rise, find out how much inflation could affect your personal finances
Slowing price growth sparks speculation Fed will cool pace of rate rises
Prices escalate for distillate fuels amid fears of bidding war with Europe
Shares down 15% as ‘stressed’ consumers struggle to fund discretionary purchases
Price gains ease to 2% annually, with implications for the industry, customers and wider economy
The worst possibility would not be for disinflation to be done too slowly but for policymakers to give up too quickly
Retailers bought early to avoid congestion in Los Angeles but some ships now queue at other US entry points
US central bank’s vice-chair says it should ‘soon’ bring supersized increases to an end
While the Fed was behind the curve, government policies fuelled demand in a supply-constrained economy
SEC concerned that some financial reports gloss over effect of rising prices on profits and liquidity
Don’t underestimate the corporate investment wave
Plus, global regulators circle FTX and Biden’s student debt relief programme blocked
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