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Beijing’s reluctance to restructure complicates Sri Lanka’s IMF rescue, plus the EU’s plan to save the Amazon through trade
Also in today’s newsletter, Twitter’s source code leaked and Israel protests intensify over minister’s sacking
Sustained demand for key components likely to lead to shortages, says Global Wind Energy Council
Consumer tech might no longer be a growth area, but the digitisation of industry has just begun
One of world’s largest shipping groups says country’s consumers are still ‘stunned’ by Covid disruptions
A maximalist culture of bailouts and state support is bloating and thereby destabilising the global financial system
There are clear contradictions in Europe’s desire to invest more, maintain strict budgets and avoid common spending
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Kristalina Georgieva says uncertainties in the world economy remain ‘exceptionally high’
While intervening in bank runs limits the damage, it dilutes the incentive to guard against financial risks
Andriy Pyshnyy says move had ‘created huge risks for macro-financial stability’
Taiwanese manufacturers in Kunshan are cutting staff and wages and pushing orders abroad over geopolitical risk
Rise in demand for storage comes as food manufacturers attempt to prevent shortages
Chief executive’s visit comes despite rising trade and geopolitical tensions between Beijing and US
Lower fuel prices spur hopes the levy will be reformed as sector is being encouraged to invest in new projects
Also in this newsletter: Encouraging PMI surveys, more banking turmoil, UK regulator drops key concern on Microsoft’s Activision deal
A repeat of 2008 is unlikely, but investors worry about a potential credit squeeze
Formal signing ends months of tensions over issue of region’s trading arrangements
Central bank pressed ahead with tightening campaign this week despite banking turmoil
Figures published on Friday show economy is faring remarkably well considering headwinds
Bilateral ties between Beijing and Moscow represent an intensifying axis of authoritarianism
Closely watched PMI reading hits highest level in almost a year
With greater scrutiny by investors and new regulations, the issue of worker exploitation and abuse is more in the public eye than ever
Also in today’s newsletter, King Charles cancels French visit and European bank shares resume falls
UK pub chain ekes out small profit but sales still lag pre-pandemic level
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