15-09-2026 13:30
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Bad decisions, difficult incentives and excitable markets
Errors at the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank complicate life for officials at all levels. Also in this newsletter, someone has a book to sell
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Economy news
Bank of England holds rates steady but hints at tightening ahead
Bank of England says rates likely to rise as it overhauls balance-sheet reduction
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Trump fails to bend the Fed to his will
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EU asks China to voluntarily limit hybrid car exports
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