Transcript: The Fed’s silent treatment
Katie Martin speaks to Robert Armstrong
Katie Martin speaks to Robert Armstrong
Also in today’s newsletter: Mervyn King picked for Fed reform and largest US listing by foreign group
Yen, bonds and stocks buoyed by Satsuki Katayama’s call for investors to shift from foreign to domestic assets
When it comes to predicting Fed decisions, the AI does not (yet) have an edge
Soumaya Keynes talks to Rebecca Diamond and Claer Barrett
The blockbuster listing of South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix could earn investment bankers nine figures in fees
Marc Filippino talks to Jennifer Hughes, Simon Kuper, Saffeya Ahmed and Afua Hirsch
‘La Roja’ have not conceded a goal in the tournament despite aiming to have every outfield player in the other team’s half
Spectators will see more opportunity to move from pricey subscriptions and rigid schedules to more personalised feeds
Rollout likely to accelerate the hit being felt by supermarkets as users of the drugs buy less food
Jim Flavin joins other major shareholders of FTSE 100 company in rejecting £5.7bn private equity offer
Four trusts confirm there were errors in the underlying hospital data on discharge delays after FT probe
Debt sale an early sign of how UK bank intends to overhaul retail lender after taking it private this year
Bank advised some clients to cut exposure, hitting a fund it had been instrumental in setting up
European low-cost pioneer is set to be bought by private credit group Castlelake for £5.5bn three decades after its launch
Perhaps it will be some comfort to those with longer time horizons that market anomalies don’t last for ever
US groups have been supplying AI services to Singapore-based subsidiaries of Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent
A complex named for the late socialist leader has become a death trap
Regulators want to use the technology in their bid to cut red tape
Years of low contributions in a city struggling with budget pressures have led to billions of dollars in unfunded liabilities
Dinard combines belle époque glamour, pristine beaches and superlative seafood — without the Riviera bling
FRC is scrutinising allegations of financial misreporting at London landmark development
How the debt capital markets sausage gets made
Even Parisians do Pilates