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That in turn is putting political pressure on institutions, risking the credibility of central banks—including the U.S.

“The involvement of Apollo added financial scale and operational credibility to the bid narrative,” Stephens analyst Jim Salera said in a research note on Monday.

Nothing exposes Johnson’s rank hypocrisy more than this one issue, and it’s destroying any shred of credibility he had left.

Meanwhile, the Scottish Conservatives' deputy leader, Rachel Hamilton, said the SNP had "lost all credibility".

If the committee projects flexibility and intent to act when clarity is restored, then the Fed might hold on to its credibility.