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S&P 500 rises 0.5% to further high while Nasdaq Composite gains 0.9%
German recovery under threat; Warehouse space runs short; Retailers scramble to adapt
We don’t have much clue how big trade-distorting subsidies are, let alone how to constrain them
Labour leader Jonas Gahr Store tells the FT that the country’s $1.4tn oil fund is ‘political’
Democrats near spending deal and Fox News launches weather app
Region’s public officials are over-represented in files from offshore havens
The head of Ocean Network Express warns that disruption to the global economy could stretch into 2023
Two-year debt takes the strain in sign investors think policymakers will end up reversing rate rises
Aggressive monetary and fiscal intervention added nothing discernible to developing countries’ recovery
Withdrawals come amid fear of rapid price growth and spectre of higher interest rates
British companies sending goods to the bloc braced for more checks by EU authorities
Asia to drive LNG growth for ‘decades to come’ as group prepares to boost output
Clients trim their marketing budgets for products that may struggle to reach shelves
COP26 hits Glasgow, while investors ask questions of Big Tech in the wake of Apple’s privacy changes
Role of the European Court of Justice in policing the arrangements is biggest sticking point
Property agent Cushman highlights squeeze on storage stemming partly from online shopping
All partners have to grasp this chance to support drastic improvements in EU economic policy
New Japanese prime minister needs to turn his sunny vision into a practical plan
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
With prices being forced up by disruptions, consumer spending and corporate earnings are at risk
Investors brace for bumpier performance with interest rate rises on the horizon
The winners of this crisis must have deep pockets
Unless smelters restart carmakers and many others are threatened by lack of essential ingredient for aluminium alloys
PMI surveys show overall growth in business activity slowing in Europe but improving in the UK and US
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