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Agency cites ‘erosion of governance’ as it downgrades debt of world’s largest economy
Economists increasingly believe a recession can be avoided as inflation eases and growth persists
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
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
Meta returns to double-digit revenue growth since 2021
Central bank implements quarter-point increase as inflation concerns linger
FT financial commentator Rob Armstrong breaks down the health of the US economy
This week the US, EU and Japan will announce their rates. How will markets respond?
With inflation falling, further tightening of monetary policy only heightens the risk of recession and financial instability
Data suggests inflation campaign is working but officials want the flexibility to respond to any shocks
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Investors betting on a soft landing should exercise caution
Especially on a car
Decline in net interest income is ‘freaking people out’, says chief executive
Jamie Dimon warns competition will intensify after JPMorgan, Wells Fargo and Citi report $49bn in net interest income
Governor Waller warns ‘more policy tightening’ needed to bring inflation under control
And more on bank capital
Dollar falls to 15-month low as Fed enjoys relative success at containing price rises
A quarter-point increase is still expected this month but that could be the last of this tightening cycle
The New York Federal Reserve president on this year’s bank failures, labour demand and the battle to control inflation
For now, anyway
Economy adds 209,000 new jobs as revisions to previous months suggest some labour market softening
Two-year Treasury yield reaches highest level since 2007 amid expectations of further Fed rate rises
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