What Warsh’s central bank may look like
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Who is Kevin Warsh? And how would he run the US central bank?
Is the backlash to Alex Pretti’s killing changing the US president's approach to immigration?
Starmer and Xi talk ties and trade while leadership challengers plot and plan in Westminster
France has adopted a deficit-cutting budget for 2026 after months of political wrang…
A European and an Indian perspective on nearly two decades of talks
Is the world finally moving away from the greenback?
US philanthropist on his new partnership with OpenAI
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Free from a punitive asset cap, Wells Fargo’s making a bet on Wall Street
Gold and silver are racing to records. What could stop that?
Will chatbots reshape our emotional lives?
US President Donald Trump’s pick to head up the central bank has called for a sweeping overhaul of the institution
Private capital group’s president Jonathan Gray tells the FT: ‘The deal environment feels like it has hit escape velocity’
Metals surge boosts value of mining groups by almost $500bn
White House Medicare proposal would keep reimbursement rates about flat and cut into revenue of coverage providers
Japanese currency climbs sharply on speculation of joint US-Japan market intervention, adding to pressure on greenback
Some Republicans break ranks while Democrats threaten a shutdown over latest death in Minneapolis
Nato’s relationship with US President Donald Trump took a turn for the worse this week.
Is Starmer’s approach to Trump now in tatters?
A conversation with Martin Wolf at Davos on the economic faultlines ahead
A fledgling club is taking shape as the US president tries to recast the global order
Why Trump chickened out on Greenland
A panel of FT journalists explores what to expect from the sector in 2026
Outcome of case will have sweeping implications for US central bank independence
‘Globalisation is over, but like-minded countries can still work together’
Will more highly leveraged companies seek bankruptcy protection in 2026?
Dollar and US stocks fall as Trump says ‘no going back’ on bid for Arctic island
What can Europe do against an increasingly bellicose US president?
Alexander Stubb on the possible scenarios facing the Arctic island
But that hasn’t stopped the country’s GDP growing 5 per cent
The European Union is weighing a response to Donald Trump’s threats to NATO allies opposed to his bid to takeover Greenland
Protests erupted over federal agents killing a woman in Minnesota. What are the consequences?
The life and times of one of the world’s most successful investors
Robert Jenrick's accelerated leap to Team Farage. Plus, Labour's U-turns fuel cabinet discontent.
The EU is proposing a new way to allow Ukraine to join the bloc, and it was the best…
