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Fed bill buying vs Fed bond buying

Also in this newsletter: Why complaints about the EU’s methane regulations may be overblown

Vote expected to pass by narrow majority and to hang heavily on the views of governor Andrew Bailey

Official figures delayed by government shutdown will provide little clarity on the outlook for interest rates

Paris says pact with four South American countries needs more work but unclear if it has enough support to block it

Brussels has more power to apply and enforce the rules than it is currently using

Inflation and employment updates, plus three of the big central banks set interest rates

Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead

Forecasts dwelled too much on Donald Trump’s threats and not enough on offsetting factors

The country’s growth model is becoming increasingly hard to sustain

Consequences of the Fed’s relative delay in cutting rates

Choice of Kyriakos Pierrakakis to head Eurogroup shows confidence in economy that was nearly ejected

Tehran cuts fuel subsidies as energy crisis worsens in oil-rich country

Committee chair warns the decision risks undermining Washington’s strategic advantage over Beijing in cutting-edge AI

JPMorgan CEO says Kevin Hassett would be more likely to back Donald Trump’s calls for interest rate cuts

The Federal Reserve delivered another divisive cut as expected. Plus, a busy week ahead for other central banks

Convoluted messaging and conflicting policies have been hallmarks of the president’s year

Kansas City’s Jeff Schmid says long-term borrowing costs will rise if policymakers lose their ‘credibility’

Professional forecasters expect the Bank of England to cut, the European Central Bank to hold and the Bank of Japan to raise rates

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