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Baltic nation says Beijing is refusing to allow entry to its goods
Landmark deal marks first step towards securing debt relief from Chinese and other creditors
Michael Saunders says there are ‘advantages’ in waiting for more information about impact of coronavirus variant
ECB chief stresses central bank ‘would not hesitate to act’ if needed
Congress votes to avert US government shutdown and Saudi Arabia agrees to pump more oil
Loretta Mester says variant could exacerbate supply chain crunch and worker shortages
Whatever the gyrations of the markets, most of us seem to have an innate fondness for real assets
Washington concerned Johnson was preparing to suspend parts of London’s trade deal with EU
New variants are a reminder that the US Fed and others are setting policy for an uncertain world
Third-quarter GDP contracts 0.1% in sign of how recovery has lost momentum
‘Traffic light’ coalition to accelerate Germany’s policy shift on trade and China
The FT analyses the rise in consumer prices around the world and assesses how long the trends may last
Exxon’s new carbon emission goals, and top interior design gift recommendations
Consumer prices jump in Asia’s fourth-biggest economy amid Covid outbreak and supply chain turmoil
Fed chair’s signal of support for faster ‘taper’ shows top priority is taming prices
Fresh restrictions and Omicron threat hit travel, restaurant bookings and cinema ticket sales in November
Project in one of Asia’s poorest countries stokes concerns over financial and political risks
Increased holdings of Chinese assets has conferred new power over the economy
Washington concerned that London’s threats to override Northern Ireland protocol will undermine peace in region
Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell is right to retire word that has caused confusion
For too long Italian companies have not been competing in the global economy
Microsoft shareholders revolt and an essay on the future of work
Rich countries are donating more, but production capacity must be expanded too
Monetary policymakers must be ‘cautious’ as variant could delay world economy’s recovery, organisation says
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