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Spike in restrictive trade measures between October and May hits some $335.9bn of goods
Tariffs would apply automatically without an EU agreement, says Bank of England chief
Confrontation underscores how move against telecoms network group has inflamed trade tensions
Progress needed if organisation is to be seen as effective forum for dealmaking
Trump wants to impose levies on helicopters and cheese in response to Airbus subsidies
Russia-Ukraine ruling may have implications for US president’s ‘national security’ tariff stance
Vietnam and Indonesia find way to overcome US attempt to block dispute settlement process
Economists forecast growth of just 2.6% this year as US-China spat and volatility bite
Ruling paves way for EU tariffs on US goods but is less harsh than US aircraft maker expected
Phil Hogan says scheme would ignite dispute between UK and WTO
Robert Lighthizer says right to raise tariffs if there are violations must be maintained
Washington’s push to use discretionary sanctions to enforce China deal sets precedent
Agreement maintains access to $1.7tn market and contrasts with trade deal troubles
Trade talks can improve US access but local champions hold unassailable positions
Companies with markets outside EU fear prices of goods will more than double
Global institution receives a lifeline at Davos but doubts remain about its future
Group seek to restart stalled WTO talks on rules covering cross-border data
The bloc should not hold trade talks until US disregard for our values changes
Stories of immediate chaos distract attention from the long-term economic damage
Theresa May is putting the British economy in peril
None of the fundamental problems between the two countries was really solved
Theresa May’s deal is simply not ‘Leave’ and should be rejected by MPs
2008 crisis gave summits a potency unlikely to be regained in Trump era
WTO members give ‘provisional’ support to UK membership of 47-country procurement pact
