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Decision on case, which predates current trade war, opens the door for retaliation from Beijing
Fund manager who called subprime mortgage crisis predicts US rates will touch zero
Washington’s FX policy has oscillated between heavy interventions and benign neglect
Chief says US policymakers are ‘more keenly aware’ of international economic environment
President’s wish could come true as Jay Powell steers US central bank towards possible rate cut
Post-crisis stimulus has sent debt rising to levels that limit Beijing’s options
Overall industrial production flat as utilities output drops
Upbeat figures come as markets have begun to price in a rate cut as soon as this month
Economists fear falling exports will hit factory jobs and undermine domestic demand
Republican and Democrat convergence risks being grounded in diverging theories of how US economy works
Apart from China and India, there is little sign that developing economies are converging with the developed world
Rising labour costs are forecast to reduce profits in the coming quarter
Shipments tumble of product that George W Bush once described as ‘a hell of a fruit’
Chancellor says he will oppose no-deal from backbenches under new PM
Report could signal beginning of stabilisation in factory sector
US tariffs having ‘major effect’ on companies ‘wanting to leave China’, says Trump
Rate cuts would mitigate the economic impact of the dollar’s strength, says US Fed
The FOMC thinks low growth and low inflation may be more persistent than expected
Lack of firm news on a trade pact leaves fund managers in limbo
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
With a rate cut coming, investors are more confident the Fed will keep the economy growing
Rate cuts appear certain even though US economic data remains reasonably solid
