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Investors have warned that the conflict in the Middle East will leave “scar tissue” in global markets with commodity prices and bond yields unlikely to quickly return to pre-conflict levels — even if ...

Producer price index for the world’s dominant manufacturer turns positive year-on-year for the first time since 2022 ...

Lucy Powell, an ally of Andy Burnham, says party members would take ‘dim view’ of challenge despite looming election losses ...

As investors parse the recent head-spinning events, the first lesson to note is that the “Taco trade” remains alive and well. Trump (still) Always Chickens Out and changes policy if there is market or ...

Canada is lobbying to be admitted to the UK, Italy and Japan’s joint advanced fighter jet development programme, according to three people familiar with the matter. Canada wants to participate in the ...

Private credit redemptions surge. Big Law’s hourly rates go on trial. BlackRock’s stumbles in India. Wealthy private credit investors see themselves t ...

Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’, the perfect companion to the British spring, has surprising lessons for gardeners ...

Simply sign up to the EU energy myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Europe boosted imports from Russia’s flagship liquefied natural gas project in the first three months of the year, as ...

Chinese tech giant Alibaba has brought in a business veteran to lead its AI division as part of a strategic shift towards models it can monetise. Zhou Jingren, the former chief technology officer of ...

US Treasury secretary Scott Bessent summoned the leaders of some of the largest US banks earlier this week to discuss the cyber risk posed by the latest AI model from Anthropic, according to people ...

A rush among European and Asian refineries to secure oil cargoes has pushed North Sea prices to a record high as Iran’s ...