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Donald Trump may make Justin Trudeau’s unlikely role as a defender of the international order easier for him
The pessimistic view is years of loose monetary policy have made investors complacent
While the economy is robust, there are fears of an extended drag on corporate earnings
US commerce secretary to investigate ‘anti-social behaviour by people in the industry’
Republicans mindful of political fallout from raising prices for everyday goods
World’s two largest economies take a step closer to all-out trade war
The US has allowed its markets to become ever more rigged
AT&T/Time Warner illuminates how strange both antitrust policy and the politics of it have become
The Robert Armstrong gives the FT's view on Donald Trump, China and trade
US central bankers’ projections cannot all be realised together
Groups with lower debt and higher capital set to outperform
White House sees levies and uncertainty as ways to bring manufacturing back to US
The emperors gave bread and circuses and set themselves up as fake tribunes of the people
Despite what the president says, tariffs between rich countries are low
Lagarde says effect of tax cuts will fade soon
Tax cuts and a booming jobs market are giving consumers more confidence to spend
Central bank raises rate it pays on deposits a little less than would be customary
Those trying to rein in protectionist president fear electoral consequences
Trade move comes as Trump administration seeks Beijing’s support for North Korea talks
Central bank moves to 2% and says inflation risks are roughly balanced
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