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The Financial Times (FT) is an international daily newspaper focusing on business and financial news, analysis, and reports, with a global readership and a reputation for in-depth coverage of economic and financial matters.
The front page of the business newspaper The Financial Times this morning, April 16 2025, reports on the fallout from the US tariffs. The lead…
Risky corporate borrowers shut out of bond market since Trump’s tariff blitz America’s risky corporate borrowers have been shut out of the bond market since…
Trump issues new China tariff threat The FT looks at the escalating tariff war between China and the US after Trump threatened an additional 50% tariffs…
The FT reports that it has seen an informal paper that the UK government has circulated outlining its plans for a multilateral fund that would support weapons stockpiles and military equipment across the continent.
The FT looks at investors and says they are “flocking to gold as fears mount on eve of Trump tariff announcement.”
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen has been banned from standing for office for five years with immediate effect and sentenced to jail after being convicted of embezzling EU funds.
The US is increasing pressure on Russia, threatening further tariffs on its oil exports if a ceasefire agreement in Ukraine isn’t reached.
Steel tycoon Lakshmi Mittal is preparing to leave the UK in response to a government crackdown on non-domiciled residents, making him one of the wealthiest entrepreneurs to move because of the tax reform.
The Atlantic magazine has published more excerpts of the Trump administration’s group chat on Signal that detail timings of military strikes in Yemen.
The FT attacks what it calls the “sheer amateurism” of the Trump White House in the use of the messaging app to discuss plans to bomb Yemen.
US President Donald Trump is threatening more tariffs!
Crispin Odey, a prominent hedge fund manager, being banned from financial roles in the City of London and receiving a substantial fine from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) due to “lack of integrity.