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Katie Martin is the FT's markets editor and writer of The Long View column. She came to the FT in 2015 from the Wall St Journal and Dow Jones.
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Opec makes no production changes yesterday, cartel awaits Russia oil price cap to take effect
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Former chancellor joins growing list of Tories deciding not to stand for re-election
Twelve months after Jay Powell called an end to super-cheap money, fund managers are still adjusting to a very different environment
After a tumultuous year, investors are daring to believe the asset class might be worth another shot
Pomo is the new FOMO
The demise of FTX has delivered a tough lesson in the guiding principles of money management
The crypto exchange’s swift descent into bankruptcy shocked the financial industry. FT reporters explain what went wrong, and what it all means
Crypto hit by brutal collision with reality as lower inflation rallies equity investors
Central banks continue to dash the hopes of more optimistic equity investors
The Bank of England raised interest rates by 75 basis points on Thursday
Officials have suggested the government has ‘limitless’ funds to defend the country’s currency
With rates rising fast in response to sky-high inflation, more market landmines are at risk of going off
Investors will demand greater discipline from the government’s fiscal plans
Bank of England’s response to turmoil is evidence of a harder line on bailing out investors
Turmoil in gilts shows governments will have to work harder to keep markets on-side
Bank of England restores relative calm but credibility has been dented and likely to drag
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Vladimir Putin will annex four regions of Ukraine on Friday, in an escalation of its invasion of Ukraine
Rather than blaming hedge funds or the strong dollar, look to the woefully misnamed ‘mini-Budget’
Markets are coming to terms with the scale of central bank tightening of monetary policy
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Hawkish EU member states push for hard-hitting measures against Russia
Big sell-off in equities is sign of things to come as central banks pull support
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