Articles from www.ft.com

Articles from www.ft.com

Banks say US consumers in good shape but poll shows Biden gets no credit. “While average deposit balances per customer continue to decline from their peak, they remained above pre-pandemic levels as wage growth has more than offset increased spending." (www.ft.com)
2024-1-15

Global minimum tax on multinationals goes live to raise up to $220bn (www.ft.com)
2024-1-15 Tax

US companies and Chinese experts engaged in secret diplomacy on AI safety (www.ft.com)
2024-1-14 China AI

Gearing up for the year of interest rate cuts. Interest rate cuts appear to be the key macroeconomic theme of 2024. But, how big? The answer is: potentially very big. The 20 main central banks will cut policy rates the most since the financial crisis as inflation eases sharply. (www.ft.com)
2024-1-14 Inflation Central Bank Interest Rate

Economists have been trying to become less male, pale and stale (www.ft.com)
2024-1-13

Financial Times: Burberry warns of hit to profits as luxury demand slows (www.ft.com)
2024-1-12

Argentina's annual inflation tops 200% as Javier Milei confronts crisis (www.ft.com)
2024-1-12 Inflation

‘Inflation has come down in spite of the Fed, not because of it' (www.ft.com)
2024-1-11 Inflation

Meta staffer claims to be under investigation after alleging ‘censorship' of pro-Palestinian views (www.ft.com)
2024-1-10

Ofcom poaches Big Tech staff in push to enforce new internet curbs (www.ft.com)
2024-1-9

About 75,000 Deloitte staff have been given access to a generative artificial intelligence chatbot to create PowerPoint presentations and write emails and code in an attempt to boost productivity (www.ft.com)
2024-1-9 chatbot Intelligence

Harvard MBA job offers fall in recruitment slowdown (www.ft.com)
2024-1-8

US venture capital firms raised $67bn in 2023, the lowest annual total since 2017 and a 60% drop from a peak in 2022. The sharp decline ratchets up pressure on start-ups, which have endured a funding drought over the past 18 months.⁠ (www.ft.com)
2024-1-8

FT-Michigan Ross survey: Republican voters back Donald Trump overwhelmingly to manage US economy (www.ft.com)
2024-1-8 Trump Republican

The British Library will spend £6M-£7M, or 40% of its reserves, to recover from an October 2023 cyber attack that has rendered most of its services inaccessible (www.ft.com)
2024-1-7 U.K.

China's electric vehicle dominance presents a challenge to the west. Companies such as BYD and Nio are targeting overseas markets, leaving governments torn between encouraging greater take-up and protecting domestic manufacturers. “No one can match BYD on price. Period.” (www.ft.com)
2024-1-7 China

China's electric vehicle dominance presents a dilemma to the west (www.ft.com)
2024-1-6 China

China's advanced machine tool exports to Russia soar after Ukraine invasion (www.ft.com)
2024-1-5 Russia China Ukraine

US companies dive into convertible debt to hold down interest costs (www.ft.com)
2024-1-4

Nissan and GM warn Trump's plans to gut Inflation Reduction Act will hurt US EV sales. The IRA has sparked tens of billions of dollars of investment into the US from battery and auto groups. "Do they really want to be the authors of the downfall of the US auto industry?” (www.ft.com)
2024-1-4 Trump Inflation Battery Nissan

US office owners face $117bn wall of debt repayments (www.ft.com)
2024-1-2

Apple's $85bn-a-year services business faces legal reckoning (www.ft.com)
2024-1-2 Apple

Global stock markets record best year since 2019 (www.ft.com)
2023-12-30 Stock

Central banks rethink forecasting after failures on inflation (www.ft.com)
2023-12-29 Inflation

Is the US economy outperforming Europe? • Different ways of comparing output complicate the narrative (www.ft.com)
2023-12-29 Europe

China sidelines its once venerated central bank (www.ft.com)
2023-12-26 China Central Bank

Bitcoin leaves the rest of the crypto market behind (www.ft.com)
2023-12-25 Bitcoin

Blackstone loads up on European real estate (www.ft.com)
2023-12-24 Europe

“Chinese debt is not itself the problem but rather a symptom of the problem. The real problem is the cumulative but unrecognised losses associated with the misallocation of investment over the past decade into excess property, infrastructure and, increasingly, manufacturing. “ (www.ft.com)
2023-12-24 China Manufacturing

Celebrating the immaculate disinflation. We gather here to observe that inflation is slowing worldwide — even in the UK! That makes it a good time for a victory lap from the sellsiders who believe a soft landing is in the works for the economies that experienced high inflation after the pandemic. (www.ft.com)
2023-12-21 Inflation

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