Also in today’s newsletter, Saudi Arabia rethinks oil price target and shake-up at OpenAI
The flat-pack furniture giant Ikea has successfully ridden the shocks of Covid and Ukraine
Long-term debt and political concerns might lead to more volatility but this is outweighed by the unique financial status of the US
Shan Xiangshuang’s $10bn buyout group quietly became a top US tech investor. That has triggered official concern
Claudia Sheinbaum’s commitment to the ‘Fourth Transformation’ puts at risk decades of reform
Central and eastern European capitals say former Italian premier failed to draw on EU’s most competitive economies
Existing regime not strong enough for companies to exit long-term contracts, says energy minister
Supplier Spirit AeroSystems will begin furloughs in three weeks if a strike at its largest customer continues
Prime minister hints he backs changes to Treasury fiscal rules to boost investment
Also in today’s newsletter, Trump’s ‘new American industrialism’ and Uber vs Amazon
Paris-based organisation says big economies have ‘turned a corner’ on inflation and need to consolidate budgets
Ex-president outlines protectionist industrial policy as economy moves to centre of White House race
The key is to ensure that regulation doesn’t stifle growth
A targeted fiscal boost and an untethering of the private sector is the next step
‘If you have sh*t sticking to your foot, you have sh*t sticking to your foot’
Investigation could lead to first use of security measure against foreign company with significant Chinese interests
ONS figures underline impact of rising prices and higher interest rates on personal finances
The Fed went all out last week. The aftershocks of the jumbo cut are still reverberating
CD players
Gap between two countries’ 10-year bond yields falls to lowest level since 2008
Also in today’s newsletter, the US Department of Justice prepares to sue Visa and the latest on Lebanon
Inflationary pressures are beginning to wane but not all central banks have taken action yet. See how this affects you
An interesting heresy
Rhee Chang-yong calls for caps on university admissions from upmarket capital districts to check price growth
US manufacturers say wrongly labelled online goods are eroding their election-year hopes