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US equities drop and oil prices stabilise as outlook for world’s second-biggest economy becomes muddy
Central bank president strikes bearish tone in spite of hopes for easing inflation data
John Williams says he expects job losses to rise as central bank battles inflation
Draft plan accused of lacking detail on critical issue of verified, permanent solutions to limit emissions
Israeli prime minister-elect strikes deal with fringe Noam party, known for its vehement opposition to LGBT rights
Defendant with dual nationality and links to Putin claims rules are discriminatory
Communist party boss must decide whether to relax his signature policy or crush demonstrations
The president of the Federal Reserve’s Cleveland branch on the central bank’s plans to tackle inflation
Macron’s visit to the White House is a moment to air economic concerns
Anger at western hectoring and giant-killing performances have fostered a sense of solidarity
Campaigners say invalidation of member states’ databases will hinder efforts to tackle abuse of ownership rules
Demonstrations in China stamped out by Monday but analysts warn of reprisals if dissent flares up again
Rise in LNG shipments comes even as flows of the fuel through pipelines has slowed sharply
Prime minister says era of golden relations is over, but stops short of describing Beijing as a threat
Manager could write a PhD on how teams win World Cups — and shining in games doesn’t come into it
Lawyer for Apollo founder says the allegations are ‘baseless’
Business secretary indicates willingness to compromise over current ban on land-based turbines
High Court hears law firm set to represent Russian tycoon had questioned whether fees might exceed £500,000 limit
Opposition party focused on challenge of persuading ‘economically inactive’ people to fill job vacancies
British Chambers of Commerce urges HMRC to extend deadline for importers to switch
Improvement in annuity rates slashes money needed for compensation linked to British Steel Pension Scheme
The right goal for central banks in advanced economies such as the US might be 3% a year
With first-time buyers scarce, there should be fewer forced sellers to create a downward spiral
First test of new emergency scheme will not happen on Tuesday after supply secured
Executives warn policy will lead to ‘impossible’ reporting requirements and urge ministers to wait for further guidance
Avian flu and soaring production costs due to the Ukraine war have led farmers to quit, causing supermarket shortages
Unions recommend award for 85% of staff to end acrimonious dispute that has rocked the group
Alternative methods aim to open up lending to people who lack conventional records
Facebook parent has received almost €1bn in levies from European regulators over data protection
The president’s hubris and authoritarianism have trapped China in endless lockdowns
Brussels is invoking the rules-based trading system, but the US is moving towards a post-WTO world
Like its US counterpart, the online broker owed much of its success to low interest rates
Guided by a leading expert on flavour perception, this Hebridean voyage goes deep into the science of Scotch
A sharp drop in local shares highlights the risks stemming from unpredictable politics
The Miami-based painter fills his artworks with curiosities. As he opens a new exhibition, we take a look in his cabinets
Plus, global inflation likely to have peaked, and Oaktree’s co-founder Howard Marks talks to the FT
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