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Beijing says it wants integration but critics warn they will struggle to meet CPTPP requirements

Australia and France intensify war of words, the risks of rising energy prices, US steps up deportation of Haitian refugees

Plus a lesser-known pandemic beneficiary and some big monetary policy meetings

Technological and societal shifts mean that the future of work will change for everyone

Higher bills will hurt consumers and threaten the region’s post-pandemic economic recovery

Surveys of expectations suggest price rises are broadening

Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead

FOMC meeting will also reveal forecasts on when interest rates begin to rise

Alberto Fernández sacrifices cabinet chief after heavy defeat in midterm primaries

Georgieva ‘fundamentally’ disagrees with claims dating from her time as CEO of global lender

German and Italian yields edge up on ECB modelling as traders price in chance of earlier rate rise

Call for fundamental reforms to prevent ‘crippling’ outflows during market stress

Opening of Infineon’s facility in Austria coincides with chronic shortage of auto chips

Scorecard puts global emissions on track to rise 16% by 2030 as Biden convenes world leaders on climate targets

The world is moving into phase 2 of the inflation debate but we are far from the disaster of the 1970s

Survey by UK central bank shows households losing faith in its ability to control prices

‘Transitory’ inflation is lingering longer than central banks expected

Alternative indicators give an early picture of how the global economy is faring in the face of headwinds from new restrictions as case counts climb

Fallout spreads from fertiliser makers and energy suppliers to meat and drink sectors

More cautious mood sinking into markets as economic optimism fades