Ingram Pinn illustration ©Ingram Pinn Gideon Rachman from COLUMNISTS May 20, 2013

Why I shifted sides over Europe

I have not changed my view but now appear to be on the other side of the battle lines

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We should listen to what gold is really telling us
Like Apple, valuation has become divorced from fundamentals
– Mohamed El-Erian
Washington really needs a better class of scandal
The Benghazi and IRS stories are not solid enough to stick,
– Jacob Weisberg
Coming to terms with China’s growth prospects
Beijing has run out of good options to further stimulate the economy as a strategy to buy time until western economies rebound
– Yukon Huang
John Kay from COLUMNISTS 4:42pm

Prosecutors should not cut deals

A convenience for the legal establishment does society a grave injustice

OPINION 5:03pm

Abenomics will cause regional damage

The falling yen is salt rubbed into regional wounds, writes David Li

John Plender from MARKETS 5:42pm

Profligate central bank game unravelling

Negative yields show fear of resurgent inflation

Inside Business from COMPANIES 5:29pm

China’s banks face no-win situation

Given the continued downgrading of Chinese prospects, there may well be worse to come

Global Insight from WORLD 3:51pm

Hollande sticks to his reform agenda

French president continues to reject calls for faster change

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Janan Ganesh Janan Ganesh from COLUMNISTS 6:42pm

Tories misunderstand the last election

Cameron’s estrangement from his party began with the failure of 2010

OPINION May 20, 2013

Markets are at risk of a ‘big data’ crash

Regulation needs to adapt to computerised details, write Maureen O’Hara and David Easley

OPINION 6:39pm

Cheap money is still scarce in the Brics

Leaders from India to South Africa struggle to attract capital flows, says Ruchir Sharma

Notebook May 20, 2013

The cup of sarcasm is overflowing

Not everyone is feeling football fever in Brazil, writes Joe Leahy

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ANALYSIS

Robin Hood tax

Film Character Robin Hood in front of Cityscape ©FT Graphic Long shot: European plans for a financial transaction levy are likely to fall short of the mark

Chinese cyber crime

Weird computer ©Alamy More crooks than patriots: The main threat is presented by online criminals

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