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Katie Martin is the FT's markets editor and writer of The Long View column. She came to the FT in 2015 from the Wall St Journal and Dow Jones.
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German lender falls 8% as concerns linger over impact of interest rate rises while US stocks close day higher
Banking turmoil after the fall of Credit Suisse and US regional lenders leaves markets on edge
Property is next sector under threat from rising borrowing costs after bank failures, says boss of $2.5tn firm
Some of the first female traders recount how they started on the floor of the exchange
First Republic plunges on deposit flight and credit rating hit
Broad indices climb ahead of Fed rate meeting this week
ECB raises concerns shareholders were prioritised over investors holding additional tier 1 debt
Value of risky additional tier 1 debt written down to zero in move that is expected to jolt markets
Goldman loses around $200mn, while hedge funds Rokos and Leda Braga’s Systematica drop after collapse of Silicon Valley Bank
Historic rally in world’s most liquid market may have reflected a ‘short squeeze’
Investors fuelled a rally in US Treasuries by rushing to exit crowded bets that prices would fall
Two-year US Treasury bond yields record biggest one-day drop since 1987
Investors worry over the value of sector’s bond portfolios and falling deposits
Impact of changing conditions on inflation and energy prices underlines investors’ skittish mood
Funds sell stocks and lock in higher bond yields to make DB plans more attractive to insurers
Investment firm seeks deal after share price collapse and delay to earnings report
Regulators fell for it, venture capitalists fell for it - everyone fell for the legend of Sam
More reforms needed to tackle long-term malaise as companies look to the US for listings
Lure of higher valuations and a deeper pool of investors in the US have sparked a string of departures
US to launch new crackdown on Russian sanctions busting
The end of a cheap money era strengthens the case for a trade idea that has long disappointed
Bad years tend to invite bouncebacks
Investors who turned bullish as recession fears mounted have done well but the outlook is now more cloudy
Asset manager chose its own valuations for fraught day preceding Bank of England rescue
Higher yields have boosted the popularity of bets on the debt of companies
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