-
European stocks waver as investors bet inflation has peaked
Fears of protracted recession ease, but analysts warn jump in US rates has yet to
-
UK inflation may not have peaked, warns Tesco chief
Supermarket chain reports 7% rise in UK sales as trading at M&S also improves
-
UK inflation falls for second consecutive month as fuel prices ease
Decline to 10.5% in December despite jump in food costs
-
Even Eurosceptics should be sceptical about the retained EU law bill
This desperate bid to kick-start Whitehall into action is more likely to blow up in
-
Peltz fixates on $71bn Fox deal in fight against Disney and Iger
Activist investor zones in on acquisition made at top of market in proxy battle for
-
What it would take for Apple to disentangle itself from China
The tech giant increasingly finds itself beholden to America’s biggest geopolitical rival. But is diversification
-
Bank of Japan needs the courage to change course
A shift in policy will be painful but the longer the delay in acting the
-
Japan’s ‘widow-maker’ trade has finally come good
The BoJ’s shifting monetary policy could presage a regime shift for the global economy
Recent Posts
- Why the Trump administration is going to Davos
- Dollar and US stocks fall as Trump says ‘no going back’ on Greenland bid
- Starmer turns away from Trump’s Board of Peace as US-UK tensions mount
- The world’s economy — past, present and future
- Keir Starmer’s leadership under pressure from Angela Rayner and Andy Burnham
