Get ahead with daily markets updates.Join the FT's WhatsApp channelTwo US trade deals bring only temporary reliefWashington no longer behaves like a maker and enforcer of rulesA more assertive Europe stands up for its interestsThe EU is preparing to push back against unfair foreign competitionRepo risks still hang over upbeat end to year in marketsMany key threats to investors have been contained, but wrinkles in short-term lending remainThe UK is stress testing banks for climate risk, others must followThe financial sector can amplify the positive impact of new carbon emissions policiesCould private capital become the world’s latest ‘peso problem’?Historical data is not an infallible indicator of future performanceMartín Guzmán shows a better way to deal with debt crisesFor too long, the economics profession has rewarded people who are better at maths than moralityMore from this SeriesWhy I’m sticking with stocks in 2020 The balance of probabilities suggests a higher risk premium in fixed income next yearLetter: The US cannot rule the new global tech orderFrom Tim Reilly, University of Cambridge, UKLetter: Trade is becoming a zero-sum gameFrom Rebecca Harding, Eastbourne, East Sussex, UK
Two US trade deals bring only temporary reliefWashington no longer behaves like a maker and enforcer of rulesA more assertive Europe stands up for its interestsThe EU is preparing to push back against unfair foreign competitionRepo risks still hang over upbeat end to year in marketsMany key threats to investors have been contained, but wrinkles in short-term lending remainThe UK is stress testing banks for climate risk, others must followThe financial sector can amplify the positive impact of new carbon emissions policiesCould private capital become the world’s latest ‘peso problem’?Historical data is not an infallible indicator of future performanceMartín Guzmán shows a better way to deal with debt crisesFor too long, the economics profession has rewarded people who are better at maths than moralityMore from this SeriesWhy I’m sticking with stocks in 2020 The balance of probabilities suggests a higher risk premium in fixed income next yearLetter: The US cannot rule the new global tech orderFrom Tim Reilly, University of Cambridge, UKLetter: Trade is becoming a zero-sum gameFrom Rebecca Harding, Eastbourne, East Sussex, UK
