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The world is moving into phase 2 of the inflation debate but we are far from the disaster of the 1970s
Survey by UK central bank shows households losing faith in its ability to control prices
‘Transitory’ inflation is lingering longer than central banks expected
Ending quantitative easing would show that it is serious about inflation risks
And the ESG gravy train
UK CPI rises to 3.2 per cent — its highest level since 2012
Pace of price increases likely to remain higher for longer than the Monetary Policy Committee previously thought
Rising consumer prices still expected to feed into higher index-linked European wages next year
Increase is fastest since Bank of England gained independence to set interest rates
And investor optimism fades
US consumer prices rose at a more moderate pace in a sign of easing inflationary pressures
Slight moderation in pace of price increases allays fears that Fed is heading for early rate rise
A fun chart to tide you over
Data signals that inflationary pressures from economic reopenings may be starting to peak
And more on taxing buybacks
Central banks face difficult monetary policy trade-off between taming increases and risking recovery
A pickup in consumer prices has pushed more investors to look at hedging funds
Optimism tempered by concern over global supply chain problems and Delta variant
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
More than in the developed world, rising prices already pose a real threat to stability
The Fed will eventually have to do more than ‘budge’ on interest rates
Monetary policy hawks fear rising inflation while doves seek to maintain stimulus
Analysts predict US central bank could hold off announcing withdrawal of stimulus until end of the year
Warning highlights country’s growing concern over worldwide increases in prices
Year-on-year metrics are a poor guide to fast-shifting trends
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