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Who will now stabilise the world economy?

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Who will now stabilise the world economy?

Neither the US nor China is willing to assume the responsibility

BYD’s strategy shift is bad news for global automakers

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BYD’s strategy shift is bad news for global automakers

The Chinese company is undercutting rivals by making advanced driver assistance systems a standard feature at no extra cost

Apple’s quiet pivot to India

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Apple’s quiet pivot to India

The iPhone maker wants to diversify its supply chain beyond China. Can the world’s largest democracy deliver?

Trade isn’t all about Trump

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Trade isn’t all about Trump

World business and commerce are changing in ways that have nothing to do with the US president’s tariff threats

What is Donald Trump’s ‘reciprocal’ tariff plan?

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What is Donald Trump’s ‘reciprocal’ tariff plan?

US president orders options to retaliate with tariffs against host of perceived trade barriers

Mohamed El-Erian: The mounting risks to US exceptionalism

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Mohamed El-Erian: The mounting risks to US exceptionalism

Trump’s fire hose of policy changes could make companies more cautious on spending and investment

‘The Opec of nickel’: Indonesia’s control of a critical metal

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‘The Opec of nickel’: Indonesia’s control of a critical metal

What the country does with its newfound power will be crucial for everything from prices to the future of mining investments

Elon Musk gatecrashes OpenAI restructuring

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Elon Musk gatecrashes OpenAI restructuring

Ongoing operatic rivalry between billionaire and OpenAI chief Sam Altman remains major subtext

The start-ups seeking to challenge China’s stranglehold on rare minerals

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The start-ups seeking to challenge China’s stranglehold on rare minerals

Companies say recycling electric waste can provide a new independent source of the sought after elements

Ruchir Sharma: Why speculators are still running wild when money is no longer free

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Ruchir Sharma: Why speculators are still running wild when money is no longer free

Something even bigger than AI and the Trump effect is at work

How investors can harness Trump-induced volatility

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How investors can harness Trump-induced volatility

Some want their portfolio to take cover with cash or gold — for others, it’s a huge buying opportunity

How to trade the trade war?

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How to trade the trade war?

Global investors had time to prepare for Donald Trump’s tariffs but swift market reversals are keeping them on edge

Google goes heavy on investment but light on detail

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Google goes heavy on investment but light on detail

The absence of guidance on what tech companies are buying as they raise their bets on AI begins to stretch credulity

China’s exporters to step up offshoring to beat Donald Trump’s tariffs

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China’s exporters to step up offshoring to beat Donald Trump’s tariffs

US president’s trade offensive pushes producers to seek other markets as Beijing mulls retaliation options

The tariff trouble starts with oil

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The tariff trouble starts with oil

And weak sales of big-ticket items

Is Wall Street ready to stay up all night?

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Is Wall Street ready to stay up all night?

The New York Stock Exchange is looking to trade for 22 hours a day — raising thorny questions about how equity markets function

Lex: Beware tech bosses bearing dusty economic paradoxes

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Lex: Beware tech bosses bearing dusty economic paradoxes

Powell did not give much on the big questions of the day — tariffs, immigration, tax, and quantitative tightening.

Monetary policy is a sideshow now

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Monetary policy is a sideshow now

Powell did not give much on the big questions of the day — tariffs, immigration, tax, and quantitative tightening

Ruchir Sharma: The world is moving on to trade without the US

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Ruchir Sharma: The world is moving on to trade without the US

Many nations have been responding to Trump tariffs not by retaliating but by courting other trade partners

US stocks at most expensive relative to bonds since dotcom era

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US stocks at most expensive relative to bonds since dotcom era

Tech-fuelled equity rally throws up red flag on ‘Fed model’ for comparing valuations

Fed to keep rates on hold for ‘foreseeable future’, Pimco says

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Fed to keep rates on hold for ‘foreseeable future’, Pimco says

US central bank will wait for more details of Trump’s policies before resuming cuts, says bond manager’s investment chief

Donald Trump threatens to double tax rates for foreign nationals, companies

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Donald Trump threatens to double tax rates for foreign nationals, companies

President orders officials to draw up retaliatory measures against ‘extraterritorial’ taxes

Trump’s trade-offs

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Trump’s trade-offs

Trump likes tariffs and tariff threats. Investors, on the whole, do not. At some point the time for posturing will end and the time for policy will begin

Trump’s trade challenge

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Trump’s trade challenge

Will tariffs be his only tool? Or will he support industrial policy and US workers in more effective and durable ways?

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