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ECB divisions, Cuba sanctions imposed and thermal coal prices soar
Central bank holds first meeting since policy review changed strategy to tolerate more price growth
Pandemic and climate change have shifted Jens Weidmann’s red lines
If the central bank has the policy tools to return inflation to its objective, why does it not deploy them?
Central bank’s new inflation target sets stage for lengthier period of loose monetary policy
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
ECB policy changes add to shift in investor sentiment as corporate earnings recover
Digital euro project expected to take several years before rollout
ECB strategy review aligns it with Fed on inflation and unconventional monetary tools
Policymakers meet in Frankfurt next week to discuss how to adapt monetary guidance
Minutes of June’s meeting show some policymakers want to reduce stimulus
Unanimous agreement is victory for Lagarde but real test will come in scaling back pandemic stimulus
First strategy review for nearly two decades amends key elements of monetary policy
Dovish shift marks break with the traditional stance of the Bundesbank
First review for almost two decades set to conclude two months early
Central bank’s head of supervision Andrea Enria cites the heavy losses banks suffered in Archegos debacle
Central bank’s decision signals confidence that sector can withstand fallout from the pandemic
We’re not nearly as convinced as France’s central bank governor that PBoC project represents a geopolitical risk
Economists expect price growth to pick up in the coming months
Jens Weidmann says ‘inflation is not dead’ and warns of risk that energy prices will rise
Threats to privacy come from the state as well as technology companies
Consensus builds behind greener monetary policy, but the bank’s inflation target remains hotly debated
Investors head in to riskier European debt confident that eurozone’s central bank has no plans to taper support
If Schäuble really wants to follow Keynes’ advice, Germany should borrow more and focus less on others’ spending habits.
Europe’s top banking regulator dissatisfied with lender’s handling of issue
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