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The period of rapidly rising prices is retreating in the rear-view mirror
Consumption, the labour market, commodities and Chinese deflation will determine the outlook for markets
Despite tension between the US and China, strong companies, strategic resources and less synchronised economies will draw funds
Central bank is facing pressure to take an even more dovish stance
The tokens merge the benefits of blockchain and fintech to provide a hedge against inflation while doing social good
Equities cannot guarantee superior performance over the investment horizon of most investors
The country should stimulate consumption with spending on education, healthcare and public housing
Investors will need to adjust portfolios more frequently — we are in a new regime and not going back any time soon
Investors should beware of disregarding the signals emitted by the Fed
Geopolitical concerns help support the use of the renminbi despite weak foreign investment trends
Any problem on payments is better solved through more practical alternatives
There little room for complacency as the Treasury is likely to need to issue $20tn of debt in the coming decade
Inflation is falling while some of the concerns about economic activity have been misplaced
The next ecosystem could be very different for providers and professionals
The shift away from emerging markets reflects an eclipsing of economics by politics
Mid-sized asset managers likely to face competitive pressure as ‘debanking’ gathers pace
The central bank is nearing the end of its yield curve control policy
Precious metal can gain even if the US economy heads to a soft landing
UK chancellor should direct more resources to AI, life sciences and the green energy transition
NAV loans can buy time but cannot stop the inevitable if businesses have not improved
Most of the time, higher government debt levels have been associated with lower yields, not higher
Bloated balance sheets need to come down without endangering financial stability
It is not just what central banks say, but also how they say it
If companies reap anything close to a historical average return on recent investments, we are likely to see an improving trend
Acquisitions will allow more room to manoeuvre if energy transition picks up pace
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