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Chancellor Olaf Scholz visits Gulf states in drive to secure energy imports
Elections and space travel will be big news this week
Concerns over Amazon deforestation hold up talks with Brazil over Mercosur pact
Fund hands out $140bn in loans as interest rate rises push up countries’ borrowing costs
Market questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Ahead of October’s vote, Brazilians must decide between the free-market Bolsonaro administration and the more interventionist Lula
Technology is the sector most concerned, the semiconductor industry raising the loudest alarm
Barbadian premier Mia Mottley sets out steps at UN for reform as support builds for rethink of financial institutions
The Bank of England might be about to get lucky with Liz Truss as the Fed did with Ronald Reagan
With sharp rises in interest rates and currency interventions, central bankers insist they will vanquish inflation, whatever the cost
The chancellor’s largesse raises large questions about debt sustainability
Top rate scrapped, eurozone business outlook dims, Hong Kong ditches hotel quarantine rules
The government is following the playbook of the 1980s’ Thatcher and Reagan administrations
UK company says demand for parts has hit a record high as non-Russian sources scale up rapidly
Chief financial officer of world’s largest plane maker warns that hitting goal will not be ‘a walk in the park’
Benchmark survey of eurozone companies signals shift towards recession in currency bloc
Plus, Boeing to pay $200mn penalty over 737 Max and UK slashes top rate of tax
Voters abroad or outside their legal domicile make up 10 per cent of Italy’s electorate
One major manufacturer has already gone bust while others are resorting to alternative sources to maintain production
We thought globalisation was immune from geopolitical risk. We were wrong
Worst reading since 1974 comes as households struggle to cope with cost of living crisis
Fatih Birol says a continental scramble for winter fuel supplies would unleash a ‘wild west scenario’
UK rate-setters hold back from matching global peers’ more aggressive increases but hint at large rise in November
UK, Switzerland, Norway and South Africa all raise rates in wake of Fed move
David Malpass criticised for lack of leadership on environment-related finance for developing countries
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