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Premium investors’ demand to hold riskier debt jumps to highest level in six months

Also in today’s newsletter, Putin’s frontline visit and a new FT film on Nvidia’s rise

With wise policy, rearmament can for once be a source of unity rather than division

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Plus China’s Two Sessions

The country wanted to do everything itself and largely still does

The collapse of the battery maker hurts Europe’s bid to rival China

Post-war security and trade framework crumbles under new US leadership

Annual session of rubber stamp parliament highlights Beijing’s shifting priorities amid AI breakthroughs and US tariffs

PM Christopher Luxon looks to put country ‘squarely on the map’ after Jacinda Ardern era

Figure bolsters case for cental bank to cut interest rates amid signs of slowing economic growth

The American egg shortage is lifting

Move comes after reports that retailer asked its suppliers to cut prices in response to US levies

Comments from Wall Street bosses come as president’s import tariffs fuel US recession fears

Labelling justifies a preference for strong-arm tactics over co-operation

Brussels and Ottawa hit tens of billions of dollars' worth of US imports with levies

Reduction to 2.75% comes hours after US tariffs on aluminium and steel take effect

Anatomy of a bad idea

PM vows to ‘keep all options on table’ after EU hits back against Washington with retaliatory measures

Potential price pressure from trade war and debt-fuelled borrowing add to uncertainty, warns central bank president