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• US tariffs bite Chinese industry

  25 apr 2025 665 sec.

• Bessent takes aim at the IMF

  Sir Keir Starmer and Ursula von der Leyen will on Thursday finalise plans for a new defence pact, US Treasury secretary Scott Bessent has accused the IMF and World Bank of “mission creep” and Boeing reported lower than expected losses....

  24 apr 2025 650 sec.

• BP’s race to cut costs

  Tesla’s first-quarter adjusted profits dropped 39 per cent and the IMF has downgraded outlooks for G7 nations and big economies such as China and India. Plus, we take a look at whether BP can turn things around to catch up with its...

  23 apr 2025 698 sec.

• The Catholic Church after Pope Francis

  Wall Street stocks dropped as President Donald Trump attacked Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell, Pope Francis passed away on Monday after leading the Catholic Church for 12 years, and more than half of nearly 1,500 business leaders...

  22 apr 2025 699 sec.

• How tariffs are affecting luxury goods

  Luxury goods were supposed to be making a comeback this year. But US President Donald Trump’s trade war has complicated that and things are looking grim for the industry. The FT’s fashion editor Lauren Indvik explains where things stand...

  21 apr 2025 488 sec.

• The Rachman Review: Iran’s nuclear talks could reshape the Middle East

  Swamp Notes is taking this weekend off so instead we wanted to share the latest episode from our fellow FT podcast, The Rachman Review. Nuclear talks between the US and Iran began last weekend in Oman, and are set to continue in the...

  18 apr 2025 1434 sec.

• Japan and the US talk tariffs

  China’s imports of US liquefied natural gas have completely stopped for more than 10 weeks, and Japan’s chief trade negotiator leaves Washington without an immediate agreement after meeting Donald Trump. The European Central Bank has...

  18 apr 2025 686 sec.

• Emerging markets’ surprising performance

  Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell is warning that US tariffs are ‘likely’ to put at risk the central bank’s goals of keeping prices and unemployment in check, and chipmakers are reeling from a tough week. Plus, UK inflation fell more...

  17 apr 2025 624 sec.

• India’s middle-class debt crisis

  Nvidia says it expects to take a $5.5bn blow as the US clamps down on the Silicon Valley group’s ability to export artificial intelligence chips to China, and PwC is exiting 12 countries. Plus, the junk bond market has basically ground...

  16 apr 2025 665 sec.

• How Argentina pulled off its latest IMF deal

  Brussels is exploring legal options that would allow European companies to break long-term Russian gas contracts, and Goldman Sachs had a mixed first quarter. Plus, China’s President Xi Jinping is traveling around south-east Asia to...

  15 apr 2025 640 sec.

• Is it glass half-full or half-empty for US banks?

  US tariff exemptions on personal electronics may only be temporary, and big banks posted major earnings on Friday despite some economic headwinds. Plus, the European Union and the UK are getting closer to signing a defense pact, and the...

  14 apr 2025 679 sec.

• Swamp Notes: The Federal Reserve’s tariff dilemma

  US President Donald Trump’s global trade war has made a mess for the Federal Reserve. Despite an encouraging US consumer price index report this week, there are major concerns about the inflationary nature of Trump’s tariffs. Meanwhile,...

  12 apr 2025 1069 sec.