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In a live Q&A on the Markets Today blog, we asked experts from across the newsroom for their

Mexico’s annual inflation sped up roughly in line with expectations in early November as central bankers begin to

The Riksbank paused its tightening campaign, refraining from inflicting a ninth increase in borrowing costs on an increasingly

Turkey’s central bank hiked interest rates by double the amount markets expected on Thursday, bolstering the lira. The

Rwanda’s central bank paused its current monetary tightening cycle as it expects inflation to ease toward the target

A record amount of green debt has been raised this year by issuers in the United Arab Emirates

British companies reported an unexpected increase in output in November and evidence of stronger inflation, signs of strength

A recession in the euro area is looking increasingly likely as the economic downturn persists in the final

Germany’s financial system still needs to fully digest higher interest rates so it’s too soon to declare that

Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt will redouble the squeeze on Britain’s crumbling public services to pay for

China will likely wait until early next year to cut policy rates to support the economy, though other

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire warned that the country’s borrowing costs would rise if it is downgraded