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Grim data on Turkish sentiment contrasts sharp lira rebound
Honda’s closure of its UK plant is part of a slow-motion tragedy for the industry
Policymakers fear weaker demand from overseas will lead companies to cut back on investment
Japanese yen also in focus after policy easing comments by BoJ governor
The two sides remain far apart on several areas of contention
First British car plant to shut since 2007 sparks fears for industry as Brexit looms
The Japanese carmaker just could not afford to manufacture in Europe much longer
Trade talks can improve US access but local champions hold unassailable positions
US-China relations continue to be tense and superpower rivalry is here to stay
Exaggerated fears about growing Chinese power are counter-productive
Reform of monetary policy and iron fiscal discipline have been the keys to recovery
US founder of Moscow-based Baring Vostok was seen as savvy operator
Xi Jinping’s top economic adviser heads to Washington for negotiations
Pledges aim to calm fears over impact on food standards and import and export tariffs
World’s financial system has become dependent on huge central bank balance sheets
Politicians knew Japanese carmakers were in talks to make tariff-free EU trade possible
A shortage of safe assets in the eurozone is creating market distortions
Lowering policy rates to address the economy’s woes could do more harm than good
European Commission to ‘react in a swift and adequate manner’ to any levies
Beijing accused of protecting man allegedly behind latest suicide bomb and previous lethal acts
Risks cannot be discounted but, for now, EMs are in a sweet spot
US tariffs will hit earnings of train maker but only modestly
Creation of European champions risks creating a permanent state of warfare
Index of mainland shares rises 3.2 per cent as hopes for US-China trade deal grow
