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Focus has shifted to the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan after last year’s big increase in US borrowing costs
Prudential Regulation Authority’s stress test of 16 life insurers finds their assumptions ‘optimistic’
Analysts highlight case for further monetary tightening, despite some weak economic data
CPI calm and carry on
Governor Andrew Bailey expresses optimism that the worst is over
They couldn’t stay mad at each other
Prudential Regulation Authority warns of potential hit to public purse
What matters is that monetary policymakers follow mandates given by lawmakers
Industry figures fear new regulatory powers could limit their ability to boost investment in the economy
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Bonds it purchased to stabilise the UK economy after the disastrous mini-Budget have now been sold
Central bank’s regulatory arm sets out priorities for 2023 in letters to chief executives
Chief economist Huw Pill signals rates might have to stay higher for longer
Collectors will seek lowest serial numbers from initial print run
Senior executives say higher rates are denting capital spending but expect uptick in wage growth
With the Bank of England unwinding its gilt portfolio, the country will need more buying from foreign investors
Working paper says delaying bonuses for several years leads lenders to ‘compensate’ by paying more
Concerns mount after Bank of England increases interest rates to 3.5 per cent
Half-percentage point rise takes UK rate to highest level in 14 years
Rate-setting committee expected to be divided amid weak growth and high inflation
Prime minister claims offers are ‘fair’ but experts say £28bn estimate on cost of big rises is misleading
Bailey insists on need for vigilance as BoE set to stress test non-bank financial markets
Satisfaction with central bank’s handling of inflation plummets as ONS data show more households cutting back
Price pressures may have topped out but central banks’ job remains complex
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