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Economists Exchange
Isabel Schnabel: ‘The last mile of disinflation may be the most difficult one’
...We saw in the UK example that these types of purchases can be reversed relatively quickly....
February 7, 2024
World
FirstFT: Federal Reserve sparks market rally
...Here’s what else I’m keeping tabs on today: Interest rates: Central banks in Norway, Switzerland, Turkey and the UK make interest rate decisions today....
March 21, 2024
FT Live
Inside Politics: who will win the UK general election?
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Wednesday, 8 MayDigital Conference
Inside BusinessPatrick Jenkins
How Basel III leaves banks with weak points on both sides of the Atlantic
...Last year, EU and UK banks and regulators felt quietly smug when the region’s institutions emerged unscathed from the market turmoil and client nervousness that brought down Switzerland’s Credit Suisse and...
March 18, 2024
US Treasury bonds
Three cheers for supply and demand
...The benchmark 10-year yield slid as much as 12bp after the Treasury’s refunding announcement, v FactSet....
November 1, 2023
US financial regulation
Basel chair backs stringent US proposals on bank capital
...Instead, banks would have to rely on more traditional, standardised assumptions that measure how risky assets are by using credit ratings from agencies....
January 18, 2024
LexHelen Thomas
The Lex Newsletter: New terrain for antitrust watchdogs Premium content
...The US Federal Trade Commission last month sued to block Kroger’s $24.6bn bid to buy rival Albertsons, the largest supermarket deal in history....
March 13, 2024
FT Live
The Global Boardroom: 8th Edition
FT journalists in conversation with leaders in business and government
Wednesday, 4 DecemberDigital Conference
Disrupted Times
Hunt aims to restore Tory fortunes with £10bn tax cut
...There was also help for the creative industries, including a tax credit for low-budget independent films....
March 6, 2024
Disrupted Times
Economists expect Fed to hold rates at 22-year high until next July
...Need to know: UK and Europe economy The Bank of England’s financial stability watchdog said today that private credit and leveraged lending markets remained vulnerable to “sharp revaluations” as the war...
December 6, 2023
US & Canadian companies
Private equity is in for rampant consolidation
...Blackstone will combine its insurance and credit businesses into an integrated unit called Blackstone Credit & Insurance, which chief executive Steve Schwarzman says could grow to manage $1tn in the next...
September 18, 2023
Chess
Rishi Sunak to announce £500,000 government funding boost for English chess
...Back in the 1980s England were three times Olympiad silver medallists behind the Soviet Union led by Garry Kasparov and Anatoly Karpov....
August 8, 2023
EU financial regulation
ECB warns of tougher fines for banks that ‘drag their feet’ on fixing flaws
...The US Federal Reserve regularly hands out even bigger sanctions, such as its $186mn fine for Deutsche Bank this year....
December 7, 2023
The FT ViewThe editorial board
Adapting to a higher-for-longer world
...Yet hoping that the cost of credit will plunge back to the lows experienced after the financial crisis is foolish....
October 6, 2023
FirstFT
FirstFT: US strengthens Red Sea defence force
...Members of the United Steelworkers union have also voiced dismay....
December 19, 2023
World
The FT’s year in review
...A banking crisis was contained but Credit Suisse and Silicon Valley Bank were washed away....
December 22, 2023
Global Economy
Global financial watchdog warns of ‘further challenges and shocks’ ahead
...Higher interest rates take time to fully pass through to the real economy because some borrowers are on fixed-rate loans set before central banks such as the US Federal Reserve, European Central Bank and...
September 5, 2023
FT Live
Global Banking Summit
The world's top gathering of leaders in finance
Tuesday, 3 DecemberLondon, UK
Central banks
Market skittishness complicates central banks’ interest rate plans
...Next week’s inflation data in the US and the UK will give the latest indication of the extent to which tighter policy is starting to feed through....
November 10, 2023
Sovereign bonds
European bond market hit by Italy’s plans for higher borrowing
...Investors said concerns that the US Federal Reserve would hold rates “higher for longer” were spreading to European markets....
September 28, 2023
Due Diligence
Could the ‘trustbusters’ be making a comeback?
...Cleveland had also secured the backing of the United Steelworkers union....
December 19, 2023
Transcript
Transcript: China’s not so Evergrande
...The cost of trading with the European Union has soared since the UK left the bloc. A survey found that most UK-based businesses are less profitable as a result of Brexit....
January 30, 2024
The Big Read
Why central banks are reluctant to declare victory over inflation
...As Jay Powell faced reporters on Wednesday following the US Federal Reserve’s first policy meeting of 2024, his mood was confident....
February 4, 2024
Bank stress tests
EU’s top regulator says region’s banks are ‘robust’
...The results follow similar exercises, with similar outcomes, in the UK and US. In mid July, the Bank of England declared the UK’s top eight banks would be “resilient to economic shocks....
July 28, 2023
ExplainerGlobal inflation
Why are interest rate rises not taming inflation?
...The collapse of several midsized US lenders and the troubles of Credit Suisse earlier this year have been blamed in part on higher borrowing costs....
July 4, 2023
FirstFT
FirstFT: US-China meeting stokes hopes for Biden-Xi summit
...UBS is sounding out investors over issuing additional tier 1 bonds, a class of debt wiped out as part of its rescue of Credit Suisse six months ago....
September 18, 2023
InterviewLunch with the FT
Christine Lagarde: ‘I should have been bolder’
...But it is also a big moment for Greece, which recently regained its investment-grade credit rating a decade after its debt crisis nearly tore the eurozone apart....
October 27, 2023
FirstFT
FirstFT: Trump found guilty of ‘repeated fraud’
...Here’s more on the latest attempt by a bank to get into the rapidly growing private credit market. 5....
September 27, 2023

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