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  • Rates will need to rise faster to prevent sticky inflation, BoE official warns

    June 20, 2022

    Interest rates will need to rise faster to stop inflation from being “embedded” in the UK economy over the long-run, a top Bank of England official warned today. Catherine Mann, a member of the Bank’s nine-strong rate setting committee, said “a robust policy move… reduces the risk that domestic inflation already embedded is further boosted [...]

  • Recession concerns growing rapidly as central banks struggle to put inflation genie back in its bottle

    June 20, 2022

    Despite attempts at a modest rebound on Friday, European markets still finished lower for the second week in succession, posting their lowest weekly closes since March. US markets also finished the week similarly mixed, but also sharply lower, with the S&P500 posting its worst week since March 2020, ahead of the Juneteenth long weekend. “As [...]

  • US Federal Reserve official warns investors to brace for more steep rate rises

    June 19, 2022

    The US Federal Reserve will push through more steep rate hikes if inflation shows little sign of letting up, a top stateside central banker said over the weekend. Fed governor Christopher Waller said at a Society for Computational Economics conference in Dallas that “if the data comes in as I expect, I will support a [...]

  • Central banks face tough journey to ‘Goldilocks’ policy setting

    June 19, 2022

    Goldilocks found the perfect bowl of porridge through trial and error. The US Federal Reserve, Bank of England and the rest of the central banking elite are following a similar rationale right now. They are grasping for that “just-right” policy setting which allows an economy to reach its full potential without knowing what that setting [...]

  • Explainer-in-brief: A curious saga of An ethics adviser, partygate and… steel

    June 17, 2022

    On Wednesday evening, Boris Johnson’s ethics adviser quit his post. Lord Geidt sent a forthright letter to the PM in which he complained he had been put in “an impossible and odious position”. The partygate saga clearly had its toll on Lord Geidt, who was grilled over the independence of his position. Yet the ethics [...]

  • US Fed rate hike rally runs out of steam as Wall Street tumbles

    June 16, 2022

    Wall Street bottomed out today after the rally triggered by the US Federal Reserve yesterday flexing its inflation fighting muscles ran out of steam. Traders ditched stocks as they brace for Fed chair Jerome Powell and fellow rate setters following an extremely hawkish path on interest rates. The tech-heavy Nasdaq, which has suffered heavy losses [...]

  • Crypto crash to get worse with deeper price drops as a multibillion-dollar hedge fund struggles to survive

    June 15, 2022

    The price of leading cryptocurrencies continued to plummet today, with industry experts warning that the “crypto winter” could last for years.  Bitcoin dropped about 3.87 per cent per cent today to $21,392.46 trade at $, while Ether fell 3.73% per cent to $1162.52. Bitcoin is now down near 70 per cent from it’s all-time high of [...]

  • US Federal Reserve fires 75 basis point rate hike bazooka to tackle inflation

    June 15, 2022

    The US Federal Reserve today fired a rate hike bazooka as it scrambles to tame the worst bout of inflation across the pond in recent history. Chair Jerome Powell and co lifted the world’s most important interest rate 75 basis points, the steepest rise since 1994, to between 1.5 and 1.75 per cent. The move [...]

  • Central banks must front-load rate hikes to tame inflation, Carney warns

    June 15, 2022

    The world’s biggest central banks need to dial up the pace of rate hikes to shake inflation out of their respective economies, the former chief of the Bank of England said today. Canadian banker Mark Carney, 57, who led Threadneedle Street from 2013 to 2020, told Bloomberg that monetary authorities “need to start moving more [...]

  • Is the metaverse crashing? How low can crypto markets go?

    June 14, 2022

    Dr Chris Kacher explains why risk-on assets such as the metaverse are highly vulnerable to major market corrections. 

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