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Central banks
April 1 2026
Bank of England
Iran war shock is intensifying risks to financial system, says BoE
Central bank warns conflict likely to hit economic growth as Keir Starmer insists UK ‘well placed’ to weather crisis
April 1 2026
Federal Reserve
The Fed is vacillating as the war continues
This is starting to look like a central bank appeasing its political masters
Chris Giles
March 31 2026
US interest rates
Drop in hiring adds to Fed’s concerns over low job growth
Vacancies remained strong but US businesses hired far fewer new workers in February
March 31 2026
European Central Bank
The ECB’s three-pronged monetary strategy
Unless the war ends quickly, a rise in Eurozone interest rates looks inevitable
Chris Giles
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March 31 2026
US Treasury bonds
Foreign central banks sell US Treasuries in wake of Iran war
International official holdings at New York Federal Reserve fall to lowest level since 2012
March 30 2026
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Yen and rupee rise as Asian countries struggle to defend their currencies
Japan’s top currency official warns ‘decisive action’ by government might soon be necessary
March 29 2026
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Philippines ‘between rock and a hard place’ over surging energy prices
Central bank governor warns that raising rates to tackle inflation could hit already weak economic growth
March 27 2026
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War forecasting
Our March scenarios look at how central banks would react to a short conflict — and to a long one
March 27 2026
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March 27 2026
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What the 1970s can teach investors about today’s oil shock
As central bankers tread the line between controlling inflation and avoiding economic stagnation, investors face tough decisions
March 26 2026
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Fed could cut balance sheet by $2tn without market turmoil, says Miran
Bank governor says regulatory changes and reduced stigma around lending tools could allow a gradual reduction in assets
March 26 2026
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March 26 2026
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Bessent praised BoE as model for tighter oversight of Fed
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March 25 2026
UK interest rates
Why the Bank of England will not raise rates this year
The UK’s central bank is making a Maradona-like feint with hawkish monetary policy signals
Karen Ward
March 25 2026
European Central Bank
ECB ready to raise rates ‘at any meeting’, says Lagarde
Central bank chief says policymakers need time to assess ‘nature, size and persistence’ of inflation surge from Iran war
March 24 2026
Turkish economy
Drain on Turkey’s reserves raises prospect of gold sales to prop up currency
Central bank has spent $30bn to support lira as foreign investors sell Turkish assets during Iran war
March 24 2026
Chris Giles on Central Banks
Why the Fed and BoE have diverged on the war
The BoE’s hawkish tone clashed with the Fed’s non-committal approach at last week’s rate-setting meetings
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March 24 2026
Bank of Japan
Weak headline inflation unlikely to stop Bank of Japan normalisation
Headline inflation dropped in February as a result of energy price subsidies
March 23 2026
UK interest rates
Markets wrong on UK interest rate rises, say economists
Forecasters argue a weak economy will prevent the energy shock fuelling persistent inflation
March 20 2026
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A big week in central bank decisions saw relatively pointed communications from the Bank of England
March 20 2026
Bank of England
Bank of England’s tough rhetoric on rates makes it an outlier
Analysis of recent central bank decisions shows BoE making the largest shift in tone following energy shock
March 20 2026
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India’s central bank battles to protect rupee from Iran war fallout
RBI burns through more than $20bn of foreign exchange reserves this month trying to defend currency, say bankers
March 20 2026
Markets
Interest rates take fright
The market’s calm in the face of war is beginning to crack
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March 19 2026
European Central Bank
ECB holds rates steady and highlights raised uncertainty
Central bank is reserving judgment on whether it can look through the energy price shock
March 18 2026
US economy
Fed chief Jay Powell says Iran oil crisis will worsen US inflation
Short-term borrowing costs jump to highest level since last summer as central bankers lift forecasts for price growth
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