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Huw Pill says he is ‘in the price stability business’ but warns it is no longer helpful to give guidance on future path of policy
Plus, Japan turns its back on foreign coal projects
Pledge to tackle divergence in bloc’s borrowing costs raises tough questions on when and how to intervene
They proliferate uncontrollably and are objects of speculation rather than stores of value
Financial stability update says institutions have ‘considerable capacity’ to continue lending despite global uncertainty
Inflation piles pressure on central bank to increase rates by 50 basis points for first time
Joachim Nagel reflects concerns over plan to counter divergence in eurozone borrowing costs
Plan to transform holdings will limit share of bonds with high carbon footprint bank accepts as collateral
The collapse of the yen piles pressure on the central bank to change course after decades of loose monetary policy
An absolutist, ‘whatever it takes’ approach was the right call in the financial crisis. It won’t work to rein in current price rises
Governing council to discuss potential bonanza for lenders from ultra-cheap pandemic loans
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Policymakers need to be sure challenges are really durable before sacrificing jobs and growth
Sharp acceleration of food and energy prices intensifies ECB debate over speed of planned interest rate rises
Quantitative tightening has triggered a reserves flight from US commercial banks to money-market funds. Now what?
Aeroplane metaphors do little to disguise the fact that central bankers are struggling with the inflationary overshoot
Dollar’s dominance could gradually decline as a result of geopolitical flare-ups, UBS survey shows
Central bank raises rate by 50 basis points to 0.75% and signals further increases to come this year
ECB, Fed and BoE heads warn of painful shift after ‘massive geopolitical shock’ of Ukraine war and pandemic
There is a danger of the classic ‘stop-go’ trap that haunted many western central banks in the 1970s and 1980s
Focus on tackling rising price expectations in eurozone is ‘great challenge’ for central bank, says president
The spread between Italian and German government bonds has inspired the creation of an ‘anti-fragmentation’ procedure
Bank for International Settlements calls for more aggressive action from world’s central banks
Under-pressure currency climbs in response but analysts say move is further step towards capital controls
History shows diverging sovereign bond yields have high economic and political costs
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