Wobbles in the bond market suggest investors think the US central bank turned too dovish too soon
Fiscal indiscipline looms as the biggest threat after central bank battles to slow rising prices
Influential governor says US economy in ‘sweet spot’ but hotter than expected inflation not welcome
Inflationary pressures are beginning to wane but not all central banks have taken action yet. See how this affects you
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Weak growth and reduced price pressures could force European Central Bank to consider prolonged series of rate cuts
And valuing the weight-loss drug manufacturers
Figures for headline and core rates marginally surpass expectations
One-off supply-demand mismatches during the Covid shock don’t justify widespread government intervention
Minutes from meeting showed some dispute about how quickly to reduce borrowing costs
High costs are a threat to Kamala Harris’s hopes of winning Michigan, a crucial election battleground
Yannis Stournaras backs two more ECB quarter-point rate cuts this year
Bond traders brace for inflation data on Thursday after jobs figures smashed expectations
Plus bad food stocks, and more on the jobs report
What lies behind the remarkable post-pandemic US consumption recovery?
And the sukuk market
The New York Federal Reserve president on the battle to tame inflation
New York Fed president John Williams signals support for quarter-point interest rate cuts
Severe weather events are intensifying and so too are their economic impacts
Millions of people have five-figure sums sitting in cash, in spite of inflation’s corrosive effects
Slowest price growth in over a year comes after painful rate rises
Conflicts, climate change and trade disputes may require ‘forceful’ rate rises in future, says Basel-based body
Don’t rely on easy r* narratives
New data will help reassure the Bank of England that price pressures are easing
Decline bolsters expectations that ECB will cut interest rates again this month
