Hermione Taylor is a Central Banking Hub Reporter at Central Banking. She covers a range of topics within finance, including economic policy, capital and commodities markets, and energy trading, with a keen focus on the intersection of finance and renewable energy. Hermione's work has been featured in the Financial Times, Fool UK, and Investors Chronicle.
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New research suggests that those who are lending the money matter more than how much is being borrowed
It’s using market forces to do its work, but what happens if investors stop believing?
Fresh inflation and unemployment data will shape the debate over whether interest rates have stayed too high – or not high enough
He inherits Rachel Reeves’ fiscal bind – and escaping it requires breaking Labour’s biggest promises
Energy markets are back to being volatile, and policymakers have reasons to raise rates again
Markets rethink the Fed’s next move
The former chancellor may have left John Healey with an easier role than the one she inherited
By: Hermione Taylor
New data will shed light on whether wealthy Americans are still propping up the US economy
The new chancellor faces the reality of funding the defence spending he long campaigned for
Worrying about our investments is instinctive, but it can lead to serious problems for savers
