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Crucial parliamentary vote, yield curve fears and US data release set the week’s agenda
Brent crude rallies after oil cartel defies Donald Trump’s call to keep prices low
Asset managers have struggled to generate returns throughout the year
Nation seen as one of best trades for 2019 by one of this year’s top-performing hedge funds
Oil jumps after producers agree output cut; payrolls report has muted impact
Summer drought and heatwave lower yields of vegetables such as Brussels sprouts and carrots
Shifts in bond yields are warning investors to be wary of late-cycle weakness
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
Strategists give forecasts on what could happen to equities, gold and securitised products
Prognosis is for further financial pain for chronic GlaxoSmithKline shareholders
Corporate slicing and dicing will not necessarily resolve deep-rooted problems
An economist and business professor argue for and against the corporate spending spree
University researchers team up with producer Chiquita as fungus threatens dominant variety
Soren Schroder’s removal follows pressure from Continental Grain and DE Shaw
Your FT guide to this week’s big events
Democrats say prosecutors have evidence of ‘impeachable offences’ by the president
There are more risky issuers and leverage ratios for investment-grade companies are high
AJ Bell’s shares jump after it becomes the third to float this year
Five years after quitting Nasdaq the technology group is to return to the public markets after a fierce fight over valuation
Total value of deals is highest since 2009 as competitive pressures force tie-ups
Big asset managers have increased investments since 2015 Paris accord
Dignified statesman whose legacy was defined by two tragedies in a tumultuous time
Pictet, ING and Church of England among 80 signatories of Swiss campaign
Merian fund manager on spearheading OMGI’s buyout politics and his goals for 2019
Ride-hailing group joins rival Lyft in filing for regulator approval to float shares
Workplace messaging app looks to go public after raising nearly $1.3bn privately
S&P 500 drops 2.3% on Friday, producing a ‘death cross’ feared by investors
Energy companies such as Shell and Premier Oil jump off the back of crude rally
Assumptions that no-deal exit risks have receded may be misguided
Being an asset is like being a lady. If you have to tell people you are one, you aren't.
Tesco could launch £1.5bn share buyback next year, forecasts UBS
