Financial services groups, airlines and media sites among those affected
Rate-setters’ confidence that they will hit 2% goal indicates rate reduction at next policy vote is increasingly likely
Also in today’s newsletter, five key points from Trump’s acceptance speech and Big Tech shares lose their lustre
UK regulator says providers must ‘transparently’ tell customers upfront about any increase included in their contract
Premiums have soared, prompting calls to investigate a market reeling from inflation and theft
A new study shows that it plays out differently to barriers based on race or gender
The urgency and cost of the climate transition make cheap green imports crucial
Christine Lagarde says September rate cut decision is ‘wide open’
Inflationary pressures are beginning to wane but not all central banks have taken action yet. See how this affects you
Top Communist party committee outlines need to ‘prevent ideological risks’ at five-year policy meeting
Traders backing short-dated debt to outperform longer maturities encouraged by prospect of interest rate cuts
Five reasons to question the frenzy behind the technology
Also in today’s newsletter, Biden gets Covid and Warner Bros Discovery explores a radical break-up
Vibesflation => actual inflation
Delay causes problems for policymakers making interest rate decisions with only limited details about state of UK workforce
In general, the dynamics in developed countries are unlikely to pose any immediate threat to fiscal credibility
The EU’s international policies on climate, trade and development are incoherent
Maganomics promises a radical break from Republican laissez-faire dogma
Also in this newsletter: Trump and the price of gold, Wall Street bonanza, lab-grown meat
Christopher Waller and John Williams indicate reduction could happen ahead of presidential election, angering Trump
Traders slash bets on August rate cut after consumer price figure remains at 2% target
It is not just high-end equipment manufacturers such as ASML that will be hurt by US-China trade tensions
Tay Tay keeps Britain on target, maybe
Also in today’s newsletter, HSBC names its new chief executive and PwC China’s client exodus
A second term for the former president would probably reverberate more in markets outside the US