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Bessent’s intervention risks damaging BoJ’s credibility, bankers warn
US Treasury secretary’s claims of insider knowledge could erode market perceptions of Japanese central bank’s independence
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Why Warsh is starting to bite back
The Fed chair may defy the president’s desire for a rate cut at Wednesday’s meeting
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Europe’s difficult choices on AI
Data is the one area where it can still be sovereign and it has the greatest potential to generate growth
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America remembers: twenty-five years after 9/11
The shock that briefly brought a shared sense of purpose has left a complicated legacy
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US rate rise fears ripple through global bond markets
Houthi advances push oil prices higher while markets await inflation data on Friday
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Scott Bessent fails to break ‘fever’ in US bond market
Treasury secretary’s $6bn bond operation is insufficient to stem the recent surge in borrowing costs, investors warn
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Druckenmiller says US borrowing costs still ‘a little low’ despite surge in yields
Close ally of Kevin Warsh says Federal Reserve officials who argue rates are restrictive are ‘just ridiculous’
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America is losing its captive creditors
The US is paying a higher cost to induce more price-sensitive investors to buy Treasuries
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