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US central bank indicates a move away from pandemic-era stimulus
How the Fed surprised no one
SoftBank invests in Mnuchin’s private equity fund, State Department counselor defends Aukus
Chair Jay Powell says US central bank could ‘easily move ahead’ with taper announcement in November
The bottlenecks are not going away
Demand for US debt from China and Japan has kept prices high and yields low ahead of expected ‘taper’ this year
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
FOMC meeting will also reveal forecasts on when interest rates begin to rise
Move to reassess guidelines comes as two regional presidents dump stocks to avoid conflicts of interest
And investor optimism fades
Data signals that inflationary pressures from economic reopenings may be starting to peak
Both Democrats and Republicans may be underestimating the trouble it might cause
Stock-owning Fed presidents; crypto cruises; EV emissions; and more
FT-IGM survey suggests increase will come more quickly than Fed’s latest projections
Robert Kaplan and Eric Rosengren will refrain from trading for remainder of their tenures
James Bullard of St Louis says there is ‘plenty of demand for workers’
Chief scientific officer Philip Dormitzer denied the company should have developed a more potent jab
Fed and ECB meetings could mark the beginning of the end for crisis-era monetary stimulus
The Fed will eventually have to do more than ‘budge’ on interest rates
Analysts predict US central bank could hold off announcing withdrawal of stimulus until end of the year
Fear of competition means central bank projects are already hitting legacy payment companies
US political stand-off piles pressure on stretched short-term government bond supply
Terms are being loosened at record pace as lenders struggle to drum up new business
The US withdrawal and Taliban takeover leads to inflation, cash shortages and economic insecurity
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