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US president’s popularity is falling amid a party split over economic policy and a looming government shutdown
Employers struggle to staff up for the holiday season as the number of unfilled jobs rises
US taper may be steeper, and its first rate rise sooner, than expected
Lack of cold war-style checks between Washington and Beijing means there is scope for miscalculation
Chair Jay Powell reveals US economy is probably strong enough for taper announcement in November
How the Fed surprised no one
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Chair Jay Powell says US central bank could ‘easily move ahead’ with taper announcement in November
The bottlenecks are not going away
Bill faces uphill battle in Senate as Republican opposition risks escalating fiscal crisis
London shifts focus to USMCA as prospect of clinching a bilateral deal with Washington fades
Stagflation would create devastating problems for weaker borrowers, notably heavily indebted emerging economies.
Analysis suggests cutting jobless payments early did not affect growth in payrolls
The new EU-US Trade and Technology Council is vulnerable to geopolitical tensions like never before
Record fuel price in UK reaches five times American equivalent
Special treatment for small businesses is becoming increasingly hard to justify
While both countries have leaders who give lip service to tackling inequality, I have doubts about any progress
Surveys of expectations suggest price rises are broadening
Recovery spreads across $3.9tn American public retirement system
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
FOMC meeting will also reveal forecasts on when interest rates begin to rise
The haggling in Congress this month over ambitious spending bills will be a defining moment for his presidency
Bill aims to close loophole which hastened investor shift from mutual funds to exchange traded funds
The world is moving into phase 2 of the inflation debate but we are far from the disaster of the 1970s
Upbeat reading on strength of US consumer comes ahead of next week’s Federal Reserve meeting
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