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The European Central Bank fumbles its way towards yield curve control

Analysis The EU’s economic recovery is faltering, but its bond yields keep rising. That makes things tricky for the European Central Bank, says John Stepek. Here, he looks at how central banks are shifting the goalposts, and what it means for you.

Analysis

A weakening US dollar is good news for markets – but will it continue?

Opinion The US dollar – the most important currency in the world – is on the slide. And that's good news for the stockmarket rally. John Stepek looks at what could derail things.

By John Stepek Published 3 December 20

Opinion
I wish I knew what negative interest rates were, but I’m too embarrassed to ask

Videos There’s been a lot of talk from the Bank of England recently about introducing “negative interest rates”. So what on earth are they, and what would they mean for your money?

By MoneyWeek Published 20 October 20

Videos

Curiouser and curiouser: 20 years in the markets

Cover Story Central banks have been interfering with market and economic cycles for two decades, undermining capitalism and storing up huge trouble for the future, says Andrew Van Sickle.

By Andrew Van Sickle Published 21 May 20

Cover Story

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The European Central Bank fumbles its way towards yield curve control

A weakening US dollar is good news for markets – but will it continue?

I wish I knew what negative interest rates were, but I’m too embarrassed to ask

The Bank of England should create a "Bitpound" digital currency and take the world by storm

Is the UK heading for negative interest rates?

The world's central banks will follow the Federal Reserve's example

Europe’s magic works better in the dark

Gold could set new records, even from here – here’s how to invest

Trump urges the US Federal Reserve to bring in negative interest rates

Curiouser and curiouser: 20 years in the markets