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The biggest story in financial markets remains the relentless march higher in long-term interest rates worldwide, led by US Treasuries.

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The trend towards higher rates and a higher US dollar did not abate last week. However, unambiguously positive inflation data out of the US and the Eurozone did partially reverse the moves on Friday

Hawkish Fed communications, which suggested that the FOMC could hike further and is in no hurry to cut rates, sent interest rates worldwide higher yet again.

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The main event last week was the European Central Bank’s decision to hike interest rates, but suggest that it may be the last one for now, in an apparent compromise between the hawks and the doves.

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The US economy continues to defy the global downturn, and the dollar is reaping the benefits.

The macroeconomic story did not change much last week, and most major currencies ended not too far from where they started.

The Jackson Hole annual conference of central bankers delivered few surprises. The Federal Reserve is less convinced than markets appear to be that inflation has been beaten, and rates are likely to remain at or above 5% for an extended period of time.