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Don’t fall for the ‘disinflation wobble’ scare
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Finma’s previous head left because of stress following collapse of Credit Suisse
Deeper downturn in French and German business activity offsets improvement in rest of the single currency zone
It is time to take stock as the first big monetary policy meetings of the year take place
Eurozone bank’s governing council is expected to leave monetary policy on hold in Thursday’s meeting
The results contrast with high marks given to predecessors Mario Draghi and Jean-Claude Trichet in past studies
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Coming months of pay deals will be critical in determining when policymakers can start easing interest rates
Construction workers seek wage increase that could delay interest rate cuts by the European Central Bank, economists warn
Minutes show policymakers decided to push back against market expectations of early loosening
ECB’s Lagarde says eurozone borrowing costs likely to fall in summer, later than markets expected
Eurozone consumer inflation expectations decline to lowest level since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
ECB president’s words encapsulate rising anxiety among EU leaders about US election
Rapid pace of disinflation seen last year likely to ‘slow down’ in 2024
And if a European CBDC doesn’t break a few, what’s the point?
Continued rapid wage growth will add to ECB worries about the timing of a potential interest rate cut this year
Price increase raises questions over how soon ECB will start cutting interest rates
Energy subsidy phaseout pushes up prices in EU’s largest economy ahead of closely watched eurozone figures
Falling headline inflation rates and slowing G7 economies put pressure on monetary policymakers
Falling inflation will allow European Central Bank to begin cutting borrowing costs, according to FT poll of experts
ECB, Fed and BOE overlooked potential for global price spikes after end of pandemic and Russian assault on Ukraine
Return of tight budget rules will end three years of supportive fiscal policy
Bank’s regulatory chief Andrea Enria says lenders have ‘solid’ capital ratios but will face tighter conditions in 2024
March interest rate cut ‘highly unlikely’, says Belgian central bank governor Pierre Wunsch
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