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Experts fear more ‘chaos and confusion’ surrounding implementation of pact

Finance minister tells FT the kingdom’s priority is to avoid long-running ‘trap of booms and busts’

Also in today’s newsletter, Musk formally steps down from Doge, and Nvidia’s quarterly revenue surges

Acróstica? We hardly even…

US Court of International Trade’s decision will not be final word but raises possibility of more measured trade policy

FT subscribers put their questions to FT experts and guests on May 28 2025

Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds set to hold talks with US counterpart

Beijing’s message at Asean gathering resonates with nations reliant on exports

The EU must stand up to the US president’s bullying for the sake of the world trading system

US chipmaker’s share price rises even as it takes $4.5bn charge linked to restrictions on sales

Peso-denominated sovereign bond offered in dollars will increase country’s foreign currency reserves

FOMC minutes showed officials worried about ‘long-lasting’ effect of market turmoil after Donald Trump launched trade war

EU negotiators privately admit Washington’s ‘reciprocal’ levies are unlikely to be overturned in full

Longer effective working lives have so far offset ageing populations

Many fixed-rate loans taken out in era of low and negative interest rates are now coming to an end, the ECB warns

Owner of Peugeot and Fiat brands picks internal candidate to succeed Carlos Tavares

Ousted Davos founder says central bank chief has been in talks to depart before her term ends in 2027

Survey indicates hurdles for Beijing as it negotiates with US on trade

Also in today’s newsletter, McKinsey sheds 10% of staff and lessons from Beijing’s Made in China plan

Beijing’s aggressive investments in domestic production have strained trade relations with western partners. But can the world learn from it?