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No other globally competitive financial services hub imposes such relentless bureaucracy on its businesses

Unexpectedly sharp June rise signals US president’s levies are pushing up consumer prices

Jakarta to pay 19% tariff on exports to US after talks with Washington

Trump’s focus on the goods of the past is ridiculous. What matters is competitiveness in the future

Headline and core data in line with expectations but will not be enough to ease Fed’s fears of tariff-driven price rises

Inflationary pressures are beginning to wane. See how actions taken by your central bank affect you

Kevin Warsh and Kevin Hassett are eroding their credibility to court Donald Trump

Also in today’s newsletter, the ‘cat bond’ market and EU budget plan’s eastward shift

Measures would take effect if trade talks falter as Donald Trump threatens 30% levies from next month

But is anyone listening?

Group says it has received US government assurances that it will approve licences for H20 chip

Also in this newsletter: Is the EU ban on Russian gas legal?

Anthony Albanese touts tourism and steel co-operation on six-day China trip that is clouded by Trump turmoil

World’s second-biggest economy on track for full-year target despite weak demand at home

Also in this newsletter: is the Modi government massaging economic data?

Investigations could lead to tariffs on unmanned aircraft systems and polysilicon

Trump says he is ‘very unhappy’ with Moscow for lack of progress on a ceasefire deal

Cashmere brand becomes fifth fashion house to be monitored in probe into labour rights violations in Italian supply chains

America’s bullish stock market is at odds with Trump’s policy agenda

Bloc’s trade commissioner Maroš Šefčovič said duties at that level would make transatlantic trading ‘almost impossible’