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Diverging views on prospects for global economy on show at annual Swiss gathering
Measure tracked by St Louis Fed drops to lowest level on records going back to 1993
The Doomsday Clock jumped forward to 100 seconds to midnight this week
Welcome to Due Diligence, the FT’s daily deals briefing
UK auto executives call for EU markets to be prioritised after Brexit
Unilateral measures should be paused but not abandoned altogether
It would be a shame if Brussels lets its need to hit back get the better of its multilateralist principles
Official measures are way out of sync with public thinking on prices.
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
Potential for a rapid reset of relations between Brussels and Washington after months of tensions
Danger of new escalation in tariffs has subsided and there are big sweeteners for US financial services
Confuses business interests with US economy.
Differences remain but Europe leaders are growing accustomed to US president’s style
This year’s Davos World Economic Forum is staged amid critical environmental and geopolitical concerns. We analyse hopes for greener finance easing the politics of climate change, US-China tensions, demands for more responsible capitalism and other key themes
Rules-based international order has lost its sense of direction
WEF marks 50th year at risk of globalisation gospel appearing irrelevant
Many American companies are shifting supply chains to elsewhere in Asia
As impeachment reaches climax, president says he has made US economy ‘roaring geyser of opportunity’
Trump officials threaten tariffs if London does not back down
Fund managers see poll as most likely event to rattle markets, survey finds
UK government believes twin-track approach will give it greater leverage
A large problem remains: Washington does not know what it is trying to achieve
Weak data led investors to bet on cut as soon as next week
The US Senate impeachment trial of Donald Trump starts today
Prices fall around the world and planned capacity exceeds what will be needed
