Companies would face less political scrutiny in a region where ties are mainly centred around economic interests
China’s president gave few concessions and signalled his authoritarian worldview
Bailey hails ‘encouraging news’ on inflation but says ‘more evidence’ needed
Gaps make it much harder to tell how fast inflationary pressures are receding
Inflationary pressures are beginning to wane but not all central banks have taken action yet. See how this affects you
Also in today’s newsletter, an interview with Bridgewater Associates’ new chief, and why does Big Oil hate Biden?
US prices are from Mars and the Eurozone’s are from Venus — or maybe not
Beijing has prioritised high-tech manufacturing as it seeks to offset moribund property market and consumer demand
Swedish central bank governor Erik Thedéen fuels debate on continent’s struggle to boost competitiveness
The EU foreign subsidies regulation is looking to score some notable hits
Also in this newsletter: UK expels Russian defence attaché for spying, Toyota profits drop 20%, regulatory costs hit Uber
Wagers on rising prices point to concerns over potential supply disruptions
Move risks ‘retaliation’ against international brands in the country, German carmaker’s brand chief tells FT car summit
Krona falls against dollar after Riksbank trims main rate to 3.75%, its first reduction for eight years
Move marks Biden administration’s latest effort to target Chinese tech sector
Also in today’s newsletter, Stormy Daniels’ day in court and Hong Kong’s property market slump
The economist on the mis-steps of the Fed over interest rates and the markets
Africa’s second-biggest oil producer unlocks cash from a Chinese-controlled account to pay interest on a crucial loan
Israel threatens to expand Rafah operation as US struggles to revive talks
Investors raise short positions to 16-month high as conviction grows that UK borrowing costs will fall ahead of US
A new wave of heavy investment in Australia deepens partnership
New bills worth $11 aim to help population avoid having to carry bricks of cash
A failure to acknowledge the US debt problem puts growth and stability on the line
France’s drive for ‘strategic autonomy’ must overcome suspicion of Paris within the EU
It may be a bumpy ride, although the latest evidence is encouraging
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