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Grace period for $100mn foreign currency bond interest payment ended on Sunday evening
Grace period for $100mn in interest payments ends on Sunday evening
Disappointing eurozone business activity data and comments from Federal Reserve chair add to cloudy outlook
Wagers against Japanese bonds divide foreign and domestic fund managers
In the US and Europe, policymakers are beginning to accept that dealing with rising prices will not be painless
S&P 500 ends session down 3.2%, taking the benchmark’s losses for the week to 6%
Franc surges on SNB announcement that benchmark rate would rise to minus 0.25%
US central bank’s move to reduce $9tn balance sheet comes alongside steep rate rises to tackle persistent inflation
Planned withdrawal of ECB stimulus intensifies debate over Rome’s debt
April figures show GDP falling 0.3%, missing forecasts of a rise of 0.1%
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Investors in retreat as hawkish ECB stance triggers sovereign debt sell-off
Traders question how far the Bank of England can raise rates in the face of cost of living crisis
Central bank paves way for first rate rise in more than a decade and suggests pace could quicken in September
World’s largest asset manager expects slowing growth will temper pace of rate rises
Banks effectively halt dealings in country’s bonds after clarification over secondary market, say fund managers
International derivatives panel’s decision paves way for $2.5bn of payouts on insurance-like contracts
Rising costs of key ingredients will strain public finances and put pressure on ratings, S&P warns
Currency is trading near its lowest level since early 2021 against major trading partners
Currency rally shows sanctions over invasion of Ukraine are cutting the country from global trade
Some investors are betting that recession risks will push yields lower in coming months
The country has opened talks with the IMF over a $4bn bailout with observers waiting to see how China, one of the main creditors, will react
ECB president’s remarks send euro and yields up
Chief investment officer Vincent Mortier predicts the ECB will fall further behind Fed on policy tightening
Currencies such as China’s renminbi fall sharply as risks mount for developing economies
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