2022 has been a turbulent year but in terms of monetary policy, it has also been a fascinating one
The US Federal Reserve sent out "strong, powerful guidance" on Wednesday (16 September), as it predicted interest rates would stay near zero until at least the end of 2023.
The coronavirus outbreak will significantly impact risk assets over the coming "years, rather than months", according to economist and author Anatole Kaletsky, who warned that central bank reactions to the illness could artificially inflate asset prices...
Mike Amey of PIMCO explains why there is a lot more to the UK outlook than Brexit, important though it is.
After a year of stellar growth, investors are concerned the global economy will not be able to sustain momentum. Stephanie Baxter looks at some of the latest economic predictions
The Bank of England has raised rates for the first time in 10 years on a gradual path towards normalisation. Stephanie Baxter explores whether this will give schemes a reprieve from low yields
Andrew Milligan says while changes in central bank communications are bearing on markets, pricing is still rather dovish
The US central bank has become the first to begin reversing quantitative easing, with more to follow. Stephanie Baxter looks at what to expect from this historic shift.
Andrew Milligan says central banks are paying little attention to the impact of cyclical and structural changes in modern economies.