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Charlie Nunn also outlines plans to ease mortgage terms for struggling customers
Investors fear Warsaw’s policy mix will make future debts less sustainable
For investors uncertainty, for borrowers the certainty of high interest rates
Bank of England restores relative calm but credibility has been dented and likely to drag
Debt yields rise from US to Germany and the S&P 500 hits its lowest level since November 2020
UK bond and stock markets slide in August on economic and political jitters
Companies draw up contingency plans for potential Sino-US conflict that could be the ‘next Ukraine’
Traders question how far the Bank of England can raise rates in the face of cost of living crisis
Surging inflation stoked by the war in Ukraine has hurt the region’s corporate bonds
Investors price in greater political risk before Sunday’s first round of voting
Equity inflows could reach $230bn in the coming weeks as funds rebalance their portfolios, says JPMorgan
Rising energy costs may worsen inflation shock and sap economic growth
Nervous institutional investors still steering clear owing to rising political risks
Sterling — often a barometer of political instability — has barely wavered during the prime minister’s crisis
Ankara raised $2.3bn in a bond deal this week but many remain sceptical of Erdogan government
UK government bonds fall in price as concerns over Scottish independence referendum fade
Reduction in risk from Brexit and negative rates have boosted appeal of British debt
Oil producer’s shares fall and currency slides over fears of more state intervention
New US president must combine agile political manoeuvring with smart economic policy
Currency markets are pricing in a deal but no longer believe in deadlines
Prospect of divided Congress and more modest economic stimulus has had big effect on markets
Wall Street homes in on taxes, infrastructure spending, tech regulation and energy
Money managers wager ‘blue wave’ in US election and good news on Covid could reduce uncertainty
Lack of sterling sensitivity displays Brexit fatigue
Markets shift towards small-cap companies and value shares over growth stocks
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