Latest banking outlook from Apollo’s Torsten Slok. Loan growth is set to soon turn negative, he warns

Eurozone inflation falls more than expected to 2.9% https://on.ft.com/3QdpmcS

Eurozone inflation falls more than expected to 2.9%

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“We are in a world of extremely expensive money,” warns Julia Coronado ahead of this week’s Fed meeting Officials are weighing this alongside the escalating war in the Middle East and strong eco data as they debate what to do after forgoing another hike www.ft.com/content/5ad7...

‘Range of uncertainties’ faces Federal Reserve at rate-setting meeting

Bond-yield surge and Israel-Hamas war cloud decision on whether to tighten monetary policy further

US interest rates have surged since March last year in the most aggressive monetary policy tightening by the Fed in decades but the booming US economy is showing a stunning resilience - @colbylsmith.bsky.socialwww.ft.com/content/d335...

Why has the US economy remained so strong?

High interest rates have not stopped businesses from hiring or consumers from spending — yet

Buoyant US consumers again defied odds of a more substantive retrenchment to fuel explosive growth over the summer, but with excess savings drawn down, debt servicing costs rising and labor demand cooling, such a blistering pace will be difficult to sustain going forward www.ft.com/content/d335...