People’s Bank of China will start to behave more like US Fed in using one main interest rate to steer demand for credit
The year no longer appears likely to bring leading economies into a steady state
Architect of tight controls on German money supply had four-decade career in central banking
Central bank slashes borrowing costs by 250bp as consumer demand slows
The central bank’s highly reactive policy approach of recent years amplifies financial volatility
Trump’s agenda and domestic uncertainty shroud the rate-cutting cycle
Why central banks are right to care about the green stuff
Policymakers say they will only cut rates slowly in 2025 as they struggle with ‘last mile’ of cooling price growth
Japan’s central bank governor says ‘one more notch’ of information needed to justify raising rates
Policymakers should commit to publishing estimates of the ‘neutral’ level of interest rates
Tough lessons learnt this year will define future strategy for central banks
Investors issue warning after central bank burns through billions of dollars and lifts rates in attempt to prop up real
Inflationary pressures are beginning to wane but not all central banks have taken action yet. See how this affects you
Central bank president signals borrowing costs are likely to fall further next year
Central banks must rise to the geopolitical challenges of the day
Growth forecasts pared back as bank’s president Christine Lagarde says some decision makers wanted larger reduction
G7’s $50bn loan is no substitute for transferring blocked foreign exchange reserves to Ukraine
Central bank has slashed borrowing costs five times this year in an effort to combat unemployment and boost growth
No, but machines are making some serious progress
Incoming Reserve Bank of India governor Sanjay Malhotra seen as more likely to cut rates despite rising inflation
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US central bank chief says his institution has ‘broad support’ on Capitol Hill
Uncertain inflationary effects leave the ECB hoping for the best
Chief economist Philip Lane says focus on latest economic data will ebb
The combination of huge public debt issuance and Trump’s notorious unpredictability is a toxic mix for markets
