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‘Honeymoon’ period that followed first vaccine approvals in autumn comes to abrupt end
Andy Haldane compares rising prices to a tiger stirred by ultra-loose monetary policy
Expectations of rising prices are no cause for macroeconomic worries
What is good for more inclusive economic growth may not be positive short-term for investors
Monetary policy committee members at odds over opting for negative interest rates or more QE for UK
Limited enthusiasm on central bank’s governing council for green asset purchases
Policymakers expect any sustained price growth to emerge only slowly, minutes show
Jens Weidmann warns German inflation will surge to more than 3% this year
Jay Powell, of all people, is haunted by the ghost of past monetary policy mistakes
Monetary Policy Committee leaves door open for negative interest rates if upswing disappoints
Rise ends five months of price falls and outstrips forecasts, but pace expected to slow
Reversal of 5 months of falling prices risks raising questions about bank’s stimulus policy
Pandemic’s fiscal legacy can be borne thanks to lower interest rates, according to fund
Isabel Schnabel emerges as key ally for president Christine Lagarde in building consensus
Resurgence of virus threatens to plunge eurozone into double-dip downturn
Lenders tightened borrowing criteria as virus resurgence took hold in late 2020, ECB survey shows
Historic increase in monetary supply to fight Covid crisis will lead to higher consumer prices
Yield curve control makes monetary policy more effective
Dovish comments from Federal Reserve chairman fail to halt increase in Treasury yields
€500bn increase approved by changing bank’s target to moveable ceiling, December’s minutes show
Review says ‘knowledge gaps’ have hindered bank’s ability to build public trust in QE
Bounceback in post-pandemic demand could fuel inflation, says ECB president
Loss of a few clients will not hurt too much but wider squeeze on profitability is bigger problem for Swiss banks
With assets fully priced, investors face trouble chasing returns while trying to limit risks
Fresh austerity risks a public backlash, says chief economist Laurence Boone
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