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Backers of levy on assets of top 0.1% include Chris Hughes and George Soros
Spike in restrictive trade measures between October and May hits some $335.9bn of goods
Attack comes despite expectations for US central bank to cut rates as soon as this summer
Global Britain assumes a world that is moving towards free trade, rather than against it
A survey says if you want the least biased viewpoint, talk to an uneducated Democrat
Lawyers warn customs workarounds carry risks as business counts costs of Trump penalties
Tech giant asks suppliers to review costs in south-east Asia and Mexico
Recessions are a natural part of capitalism, not something to be avoided at all costs
Labelling it ‘state capitalism’ is unfair and self-interested
Market questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Exports surge as Vietnamese manufacturers and suppliers see business boom
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
Latest manufacturing and services sector data comes in weak
US-China trade war has highlighted the challenge of securing rare earth supplies
Plus, a text-based follow-up on his views about Facebook's Libra.
US Federal Reserve joins ranks of central banks indicating looser monetary policy to come
iPhone maker says duties would add hundreds of dollars to its high-end products
It is unclear what the central bank can accomplish this late in the economic cycle
Declining factory activity adds to recent batch of disappointing US economic data
A consumer boycott could change the landscape forever
US central bank’s stance contrasts with widespread market expectations of a reduction
Rises in taxes on the ultra-wealthy risk being undermined by the generous tax break given for charitable donations
