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US Fed’s monetary policy hits Berkshire’s stock portfolio but nearly triples returns on its cash pile
Global warming study based on mortality data shows glaring disparities in damage to life and work
Central bank policymakers do not seem to want to find new tools that work
Rich countries’ willingness to pay poorer nations to ditch fossil fuels is being put to the test
Financial stability report says banks are well capitalised against shocks from a downturn
October additions show resilience despite the effects of Fed tightening
Products processed in third countries are still being imported, according to trade body UK Steel
Higher levies on oil majors boasting record profits are a hit with voters, but they are not a guaranteed revenue raiser
Plus, Twitter staff cuts, blackouts in Kyiv, China’s Xi seeks common ground with Germany’s Scholz
Rising interest rates, economic headwinds and political uncertainty hit construction industry
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Leaders warn use of atomic weapons would ‘cross a line’ during talks in Beijing
Plus, Jeff Bezos and Jay Z team up for Washington Commanders bid and luxury goods group plans US expansion
A former Odey Asset Management economist writes
Market losses, inflation and currency movements combine to hurt savers this year
Families seek a traditional alternative as gas and electric prices soar
Top US midterm election voter issues such as inflation and crime have been exacerbated by Covid-19
From saving pocket money to better budgeting and giving to charity, children’s financial habits are changing
Even under the central bank’s dovish forecast, the UK is heading into a protracted recession
European central bank indicates Madrid’s levy to ease energy-crisis pressures could weaken banking sector
Lenders say cost of fixed-rate deals will come down, but warn it will take time
Largest increase in 30 years but central bank says rates may not have to rise much further
US rates are going to rise slower, but for longer
We learnt from the financial crisis that when networks lack diversity they are vulnerable to a single shock
Remarks dash hopes world’s major central banks will pivot towards less aggressive monetary stance
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