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Plus Treasuries plunge, and the equity/credit split
Policymakers also likely to signal increases at most of the seven remaining meetings this year
Increase in producer prices comes as policymakers start two-day meeting
Employment rate below pre-pandemic level as older people opt out
Do Americans care more about the US economy or US foreign policy?
Ten-year Treasury yield back above 2%, reaching its highest level since July 2019
China’s ‘no limits’ partnership with Russia risks open confrontation with the west
When it comes to US inflation, there are problems in the pipeline that have nothing to do with things that come down pipelines.
Rather than the decentralisation of tech power that many had hoped for, the largest superstar cities have become stronger
Not the most likely outcome, but no mere tail risk either
Inflation may rise above 9% and stay at that level for much of the year
First increase since 2018 on the cards as war threatens to dent growth
High fuel and fertiliser costs deter planting despite price soaring to record high
Complying with US clampdown now could invite Chinese repercussions later
Highest crude price in more than a decade deals fresh blow to struggling sectors including airlines
In a crisis, there is an opportunity for EU-US co-operation over smarter and safer sourcing
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Wall Street investors’ risk appetite wanes on concerns about economic fallout from Ukraine war
More economic punishment may yet come if Putin further escalates the Ukraine conflict
New sanctions against Moscow include US and EU ban on exports of luxury goods
Markets take their cue from hawkish central banks rather than fears over Ukraine fallout
One thing is for sure. We won’t be going back to the 2010s
And readers reply on oil shocks
The tax-efficient savings system can pose challenges to British workers overseas and expats coming to the UK
CPI jumped ahead of oil spike adding pressure on Fed to tighten monetary policy
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