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An axes of evil compendium
Figures show drop in unemployment numbers in October but economists predict labour demand will wane
The UK debate around Brexit is shifting in light of new data showing the consequences of leaving the EU. In a four part series, the FT examines the impact on Britain’s economy, trade, business and politics
Prioritising the ‘benefits’ of Brexit over economic gain set a poor precedent for future agreements, say critics
The last proposal managed to be ineffective and potentially damaging
Warning proposal for simplified advice risks leaving savers exposed to pricier investment products
The cartel looks likely to stay the course on output amid a storm of uncertainty in the market
More countries will be unable to pay their debts after Covid and Ukraine, but ‘malevolent forces’ may not be the only problem
We also report on Sam Bankman-Fried denying he tried to ‘commit fraud’ and the US Treasury hands over Trump’s tax records to lawmakers
Economy minister signals Netherlands will not undermine relationship with Beijing despite US pressure over high-tech exports
Is China actually, truly, really uninvestable?
Manufacturing output remains strong across most of the EU
US group’s investment secures site’s future and will establish Halewood factory as European EV hub
Businesses and state institutions face delicate task of paying respects to late president without offending Xi Jinping
Labour’s pledge to scrap charity status for private schools hints at its limitations in upholding broader tax promises
A visual guide to the war
Drop of 1.4% in November comes as rising borrowing costs weigh on sentiment, says Nationwide
Sun Chunlan’s comments buoy hopes of Beijing softening pandemic restrictions
Signs of slower interest rate rises in developed economies drive best month for EM debt in 24 years
And how the yield curve might be wrong
Diplomats in Brussels concerned over timing and format of meeting with Xi Jinping
Public anger erupts over draconian lockdowns and economic woes
Eurozone inflation falls more than expected to 10%
With the private sector’s help, New Delhi has stepped up spending on infrastructure in neighbouring countries
EU governments see US clean energy subsidies as a threat, not an opportunity
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