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Duties on European steel and aluminium among several trade problems for new administration
Many rightly fear that Joe Biden’s more internationalist US will prove only a passing phase
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Scotland’s one-party system; Saving Christmas; Early retirements.
Pace of price rises remained historically low in October
Mohammed al-Jadaan tells FT he is ‘optimistic’ about measure hitherto blocked by US
Analysts say renminbi-denominated contracts open to foreign investors could become global benchmark
Beijing says country is a ‘safe harbour’ after its rapid recovery from the pandemic
Samsung, Apple and Intel drive exports, but IT talent scarcity looms
Irish premier can see ‘landing zones’ for agreement as both sides soften negotiating positions
The global economy may be shifting as it did four decades ago
Study forecasts potential costs if flashpoint forced shipowners to reroute south of Australia
New pact underlines diminution of US influence in region
Chinese group says sale aimed at preserving unit’s supply chain as US sanctions bite
The head of France’s CMA CGM says authorities are concerned a rebound in rates threatens Chinese exports
Hopes have risen of an end to the pandemic, but the bloc’s countries and companies must navigate a turbulent period first
Maybe, but don’t you dare say “slowbalisation”.
Martin Wolf selects his must-read titles for the second half of 2020
Carolyn Rogers says too early for banks and supervisors to take a ‘victory lap’ over coronavirus
FT writers and critics choose their favourite titles of what has been an extraordinary year for books — covering subjects from politics and economics to science and history
Vice-chair cites ‘critical role’ of asset purchases as US economy confronts Covid spike
Letter sent by lawmakers loyal to vice-president has raised concerns about negotiations
David Frost wrote in 2016 that Britain would be the one having to blink to secure EU trade deal
Boris Johnson should follow the path to an acceptable compromise
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