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Plans welcomed by landowners but could constrain party’s fiscal headroom if it wins power next year
Policymakers are wary of calling time on tightening campaign prematurely even as data suggests work may be nearly done
Global equity markets on track for best month since Covid ‘vaccine rally’ in November 2020
Aggregate figures mask a coming reckoning
And against the liquidity theory
The inside story of how the country’s flagship tech company kept its edge in the semiconductor war despite sanctions
Trading partners struggle to compete with potential $1tn of spending
Worldwide integration of markets should not be pursued at all costs but should be a means to an end
Tesla, Toyota and Volkswagen among companies targeted after UAW wins concessions at Detroit’s Big Three
Bank reserves should in theory be declining with QT, but they’re not
Also in this newsletter: safe graveyards, bonus caps, burner phones in Hong Kong
Sharp rally is driven by growing expectations of US interest rate cuts in 2024
As economies enter disinflation, a stand-off over rates has emerged between markets and monetary policymakers
The market seems to be telling us that rates have peaked. Have they?
Investors betting central bank likely to cut borrowing costs by May next year
And US economic data is especially important for monetary policy right now
Peak rates aren’t everything
Once again, optimism is everywhere
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Asset managers sell greenback at fastest pace in a year as market prices in more rate cuts next year
Also in today’s newsletter, IEA urges oil and gas companies to pay up for the energy transition
Fatigue at higher prices is expected to push more shoppers to chase early holiday season discounts
Former president plans to scrap clean energy rules and expand drilling to boost fossil fuels, say advisers
German carmaker’s 11% increase follows moves by Nissan, Hyundai, Honda and Toyota to lift workers’ wages
Repealing Trump-era cap on federal tax deduction would benefit only a small number of taxpayers
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