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Deals struck recently with the US, EU and India will not make a significant difference to Britain’s parlous position

Bill to focus on goods as government says it cannot target services such as Airbnb rentals

The US’s former chief economic diplomat explains how the two nations negotiate

US central banker praises American colleges as Trump steps up attacks on Ivy League

Monarch addresses Canadian parliament, Poland’s knife-edge presidential election concludes and US updates on GDP

Companies cut spending and idle their drilling rigs despite Donald Trump’s pledge to ‘unleash’ production

Luis Almagro laments failure of political leadership

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

Reforms, urbanisation and demographic shifts could all sustainably boost domestic spending

Washington and Tokyo discuss possibility of fund that would make large-scale US tech and infrastructure investments

The impact of a 3.5 per cent levy on money sent from the US abroad will be difficult to measure

The Chinese leader doesn’t want a negotiated settlement. He wants a long war of resistance

US president has shifted the focus of his offensive from Beijing to Brussels

An ardent enquiry into the world’s most obsessed-over carb

This week’s ‘reset’ deal is a welcome return to pragmatism. But both sides must go further in facing up to the new world order

In these unusual times, Congress and the White House should be clear what they plan to do about a loss

Predicting President Donald Trump’s next moves is a fool’s errand. Two FT columnists try anyway

Currency down 2% over the five days amid concerns over impact of Trump’s tax-cutting bill

Bloc vows to ‘defend our interests’ in response to US president’s escalation

US president says new levy on iPhones and other handsets could apply from the end of June