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Miguel Berger’s comments come as two sides prepare to sign defence pact

Imports surged in March and continued to accelerate despite concerns global economy will weaken

Sale of green energy technologies expected to rise further on back of US tariffs

Whatever happens with Trump’s tariffs, investors need to prepare for a new market paradigm

A country as mired in stagnation as the UK has to take risks if it is to succeed

Russian annexation of Crimea is a 'red line' for Ukraine’s Zelenskyy

Bookings plunge as importers hold off on shipping goods to America in hope of Beijing-Washington deal

Voters in Canada, Australia, Singapore, Romania and the UK head to the polls, each affected by White House actions

Investors are yet to fully factor in tariffs and hits to AI and US exceptionalism

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

Industry says administration’s levies on foreign vessels will harm US plans for ‘energy dominance’

Many manufacturers are exposed to paying duties on imports as well as exports

Morgan’s Plus Four was back in America for the first time since 2005 when the president’s levies struck

Leaders of Alternative for Germany and other nationalist parties are split in their response to US protectionism

Switzerland’s currency has soared as investors seek a haven from US President Donald Trump’s trade war

Investors fear Trump’s tariff blitz will lead to US stagflation while weak dollar adds to woes

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13 per cent ‘extremely likely’ to withdraw from US market, survey shows

Safety test cited as barrier to US exports is not actually carried out

Aircraft sent back to US illustrate how trade war has disrupted goods flows between world’s two biggest economies