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Spanish bank’s chairman Carlos Torres says move is needed to kick-start economy
Business and consumer confidence tentatively rebounds from record fall
Prime minister relaxes travel curbs and says schools and cafés can reopen
Proposals help country’s debt narrow gap with its German benchmark
There are many ways in which Brussels and its governments can intervene to build economic resilience
What the new coronavirus recovery plan does and does not do
The death of globalisation and world-encompassing supply chains has been foretold so often it is hard to imagine it might actually be happening. Could Covid-19 be the blow that finally shatters them?
Argument that diversifying or reshoring is necessary is easy to make but oversimplified
The underlying assumption remains that the UK is somehow ‘owed’ privileged access
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
Talks between London and Brussels stall with sides far apart on fisheries and regulatory alignment
GDP expected to shrink by 8 to 12 per cent this year, ECB president Christine Lagarde warns
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen must win backing from reluctant capitals
Erdogan resists taking assistance despite looming balance of payments crunch
Isabel Schnabel says constitutional row ‘does not directly affect’ eurozone’s central bank
Subsidies for buyers of electric vehicles and support for makers to develop clean technology
Investment bank’s chief rejects idea that fund is a defence against activist investors
Governments forecast to run 8% budget deficits as they tackle coronavirus hit to economy
Brussels pushes for conditions to airline’s €9bn rescue and rival Ryanair plans to challenge deal
Foreign minister warns holidays will be subject to social distancing and hygiene rules
Pandemic trauma overshadows lifting of lockdown for family-owned business the FT is following through the crisis
Haulage bosses say government is running out of time to hire and train new border staff
A recovery from the pandemic will require reforms and more investment
Monthly survey finds improving outlook despite pessimism over current effect of pandemic
Bank deposits surge as households seek to shield themselves from impact of coronavirus
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