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Data expected to show that the labour market is cooling after months of interest rate rises
High inflation and interest rates remain a threat
House panel chair says forthcoming rules on China must curb flows to public markets
A divided Congress is in no position to tackle America’s serious fiscal problems
*if you ignore the UK
The rise in long Treasury rates is not just a soft landing story
Treasury market moves modestly after Fitch knocks down rating a peg to double A plus
Nothingburger, or not to be ignored?
And more on syndicated loans
Agency cites ‘erosion of governance’ as it downgrades debt of world’s largest economy
Fair enough!
Can the Federal Reserve bring down inflation without crashing the US economy?
Washington is courting chipmakers and battery manufacturers with large subsidies but demanding they loosen ties with their other major market
Deeper co-operation in both the military and economic spheres is essential
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Oil majors and utilities seek tax credits for projects powered in part by fossil fuels
Economists increasingly believe a recession can be avoided as inflation eases and growth persists
Demand for credit may be falling in some areas, but plastic is a different story
And a lurking risk to long bonds
Rising stocks and falling bond yields have resulted in looser financial conditions despite Federal Reserve’s tightening
ECB and Fed shift rhetoric in favour of more ambiguity with inflationary pressures waning
Economy achieves stronger than expected expansion despite continuation of Fed’s rate-rising campaign
Also in today’s newsletter, IRA lures European solar manufacturer to new US facility over German expansion
Don’t rule out another rate rise in September
Likelihood of more tightening lessens with US central bank seen to be winning its war on inflation
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