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Bank’s chief economist cites ‘worrying signs’ that supply and demand for credit are shrinking
Riksbank downgrades output forecasts as coronavirus cases rise sharply in country
Lessons from Japan: early experience of ultra-low rates now relevant to investors around world
May he be forever remembered in footballing and central banking history.
Central bank’s longest serving council member fires parting shot
Lessons from Japan: Past public works projects hint at what to expect as IMF urges governments to loosen purse strings
Weidmann stands by ‘market neutrality’ for €3.5tn programme in debate over purchasing assets of carbon-heavy companies
Bank’s president says financing costs will remain ‘exceptionally favourable’ until economy recovers
Investors question whether further QE will be effective in stimulating the UK economy
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Eurozone countries will be able to finance yawning deficits without investor contributions
HSBC hints it will soon look at charging for current accounts
Weak growth, negative rates and sub-zero inflation leave policymakers searching for answers
The deficit reality is that we are in effect borrowing from our collective economic futures
Central bank’s president flags possibility of including green factors when buying corporate bonds
Sidney Taurel risks being cut from the middle of Pearson’s muddle; UK banks beware negative interest rates
Letter seeks information on potential impact of further cuts to borrowing costs in UK
Politically sensitive interventions reflect fears that recovery could stall without new aid
Pace of currency’s appreciation more of a concern than level of exchange rate, minutes show
Policy loosening cycle stalls as stimulus that cushioned pandemic impact fades
Central bank president’s collegial style in first year in office may soon be tested
Headline measure of price change fell to 4-year low of minus 0.3 per cent in September
Shift to average inflation strategy would follow in US Fed’s footsteps
Latest comments from policymakers on central bank’s intentions have served to confuse rather than clarify
Potential benefits of negative rates should not be dismissed but the timing matters
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