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Markets are challenging Janet Yellen’s policies by raising bond yields to levels that threaten to create a debt crunch
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Plus, policymakers turn up heat on shadow banks, Afghan currency rallies, and walking the New River Path
Are markets finally making their peace with a new interest rate reality?
Inspector-general says officials ‘should have acted earlier’ to address ‘identified weaknesses’ at now-failed lender
Maybe it’s capitulation, maybe it’s time for tin hats
Treasuries and Wall Street shares on course for worst month of 2023
Policymakers are concerned about the huge leverage that hedge funds are employing as part of the so-called basis trade
UK labour market appears an outlier compared with the US and the EU
The world economy is showing signs of a slowdown, fuelling investors’ hopes that inflationary pressures are easing
If a financial tremor comes along, investors might flee to FDIC-guaranteed deposits
Stocks and bonds weaken after Federal Reserve signals rate cuts will take place only gradually
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And private equity adds leverage
The complexity of central banks’ ‘last mile’ on inflation is part of a bigger economic challenge
Higher for longer is the right balance, for now
New projections and remarks from chair Jay Powell signal no near-term relief from elevated borrowing costs
Two-year Treasury yield hits highest level since 2006 after hawkish projections from US central bank
Higher rates AND growth, for longer
Expected policy pause would come amid mixed signals on economy
FT-Booth survey finds majority of economists think central bank has more work to do to lower inflation
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
High yields and uncertainty over the outlook for the US economy put global flows on course for record year
August uptick leaves economists asking if earlier signs of cooling demand were just a blip
Consumer price index increases at annualised rate of 3.7% but ‘core’ reading moderates
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