The European Central Bank said it's monitoring current market tensions closely
In a speech, the Bank of Canada's senior deputy governor touted the advantage of independent monetary policy
Inflation has slowed but is still fuelling a cost-of-living crisis, public-sector strikes and fears of recession
The increase comes even as the European economy slows
Settlement balances helped finance pandemic quantitative easing
Central banks must contend with hot labour market but avoid overtightening
The Bank of England and Swiss National Bank also dialed back their increases
What central banks need to see before pausing
CIBC’s chief economist says we’re "not out of the woods yet"
Inflation in the U.K. is expected to surge to 13% in the fourth quarter