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Market imbalance raises prospect of Opec curbing production to keep prices in check
Populist coalition defies calls from Brussels to reverse course on spending
Communist party keen to control business news as growth slows and discontent simmers
US trade advisers set to review report on auto imports’ threat to national security
The central bank is muddying its commitment to easy monetary policy
Citadel chief argues President’s vitriol may undermine central bank and dollar
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Washington’s devil-may-care attitude has become Beijing’s top priority
Big question around instability hypothesis turns on behaviour of central banks
States should sustain reform efforts to tackle unemployment and oil-dependency
Leading economists tell the FT why the government’s budget is not the solution
Chairman Jörg Wolle says group has survived by focusing on its original Asia business
Serge Pun says trade war means time is right to invest in Yangon, the next Shenzhen
More than 20 countries at WTO say London-Brussels proposal means they will lose out
As the G20 Argentina summit nears, hopes of a trade war truce are building
How did the economy affect the election and how will it be affected by the vote?
Vulnerability to protectionism is a chance to rebalance the economy
HSBC opens the trunk of the global economy, and the engine is still running.
UK trade department turns down information request saying research is not complete
Beijing’s deleveraging drive to start bearing fruit, some believe
Traders and shoppers grapple with slowing growth and inflation in wake of lira crisis
President warns of new difficulties ‘obtaining’ foreign technology
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