Theresa May offers an olive branch to British business
The prime minister’s change in tone is welcome; but greater commitment must follow
France and Germany are still the EU’s best defence
Centrists in the bloc’s founding members need to find new strength
FCA’s endless but worthy fight for British investors
The UK asset management industry is not competitive enough
Crunch time approaches for EU-Turkey relations
Erdogan’s authoritarian rule precludes membership of the bloc
The unbearable lightness of a stronger dollar
The rise in the US currency since the election could easily be reversed
Japan places a large bet on personal diplomacy
Abe did well to elevate Tokyo-Washington relations at Trump Tower
Britain’s chancellor and the case for prudence
Philip Hammond must preserve flexibility in the face of uncertainty
The dangers of striking a grand bargain with Putin
The Russian leader wants to rewrite the rules. Trump cannot let him
A secular trend away from public markets
A Snap listing will not stop a general move towards private ownership
The right questions to ask about social mobility
Emerging inequalities in Britain need specific and targeted solutions
Infrastructure bonds may prove a costly soundbite
The UK chancellor must explain their advantage over gilt issuance
Face up to responsibility, Facebook and friends
New media have an obligation to address the issue of fake news
The EU unwisely slides towards protectionism
Changes to antidumping and anti-subsidy rules are a regressive step
The UK’s foreign policy dilemma after Trump
The US president-elect will not be an easy partner for Brexit Britain
France can draw lessons from US vote
The mainstream parties should field candidates who enthuse voters
Donald Trump’s dangerous delusions on trade
The US may cede its central role in shaping the global trading system
Trump makes the stock market great again
Simple stories about markets are always appealing, and often wrong
Leonard Cohen: A crack in everything is how the light gets in
So long to a poet and artist for a corrupt and beautiful world
The right lesson to draw from Ronald Reagan
Both the size of America’s deficit and where it comes from matter
Modi’s swift clampdown on India’s black money
The move to combat illicit cash hoards shows a capacity for more reform
Donald Trump’s victory challenges the global liberal order
There are few reasons to expect the president will be different from the candidate
Time to pick the triple lock on British pensions
Moderate reform will make the system fairer and more sustainable
Beijing’s action threatens Hong Kong’s judicial authority
The Communist party move against legislators will probably backfire
Japan must proceed cautiously with Russia
Short-term risks counterbalance long-term strategic logic
Prisons in the UK are stretched past their limit
More capacity would help but inmate numbers need to fall too
