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Consumer demand set to soften despite growing exports, production and investment
In international sport’s oldest trophy, five high-tech boats are looking to overhaul Larry Ellison’s American team
New French president also won over voters in areas of high joblessness and low income
Reliable data from Caracas scarce, but statistics from elsewhere paint grim picture
How the 2017 nominees are faring as competition on the stage heats up
Using data with too narrow a context could skew the debate over the EU, and much more
Analysis of presidential election’s first round gives clues for decisive run-off
Parties will be taking referendum result into account in tightest marginals
Security and public finances emerge as dominant themes after a volatile campaign
French presidential hopeful offers most radical pro-business reform agenda
Advanced economies are settling into reasonable growth as emerging markets rebound
US public is less worried about economic threat but would back force to defend allies
There are big discrepancies between the two countries’ performances
Stark differences in ‘healthy life expectancy’ between UK’s richest and poorest
Dublin makes big gains in 2016 figures, with Luxembourg also moving higher
Tory electorate may be hard to please, with 93% in favour of free trade with the bloc
Care for under-threes provides contrast to Nordic countries, where formal arrangements dominate
Fears of capital flight have been replaced by concerns about a return to overheating
England’s output is 10% smaller than that of France
More than 90% of Italians did not work remotely in 2015
Time off from work because of illness declines 23% since 2003
Is it as bad as François Hollande’s critics say? The FT examines the data
Pattern for the poorest in Spain and Italy is in contrast to France and the Netherlands
Changing attitudes towards gender roles have helped rise in female employment rates
Possible coalition scenarios are multiplying
