Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
Swedish central bank plans increase despite economic slowdown
Post-crisis regulations should apply to insurers and asset managers, Fund says
One-time ‘bond king’ recommends dividend-paying stocks over negative-yielding debt
Another strange thing is happening.
Chief says charges would apply to customers with deposits ‘well above €100,000’
Better to tackle structural inefficiencies than pass on charges for basic services to customers
Investors and consumers can be spooked by unconventional monetary policy
Kristalina Georgieva urges countries to wield monetary policy wisely amid ‘synchronised slowdown’
Roughly one-quarter of the global debt market is trading at levels once thought improbable
The unnerving world of sub-zero rates still offers managers ways to eke out gains
Which European countries benefit most from tiering?
Systems at RBS-owned lender unable to charge for deposits
Central bank leaves key interest rate at minus 0.75 per cent
Global recession more likely as trade tension pinches, predicts JPMorgan Asset Management
Lenders prepare to cut costs even as ECB offers some protection from negative rates
There are a lot of buyers standing in the way of a reversal
Governing council members must not risk endorsing populist slogans
Investing for good gains traction, but the yields on oil stocks remain compelling
Fresh stimulus package for eurozone as growth forecast downgraded
The governor leaves behind a battery of monetary weapons that are now misfiring
Krona rallies as Riksbank takes ‘hawkish’ tone even as ECB expected to reduce rates
Economists debate effect of such measures on eurozone banks as policymakers prepare to meet
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