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Central bank’s president stresses policymakers ready to act if ‘risks to inflation shift’

Fed governor Stephen Miran, new research and updated models are challenging US monetary stances

Machinery > You

Also in today’s newsletter, Israeli far-right minister rejects Trump’s peace plan for Gaza and cannabis shares surge

Despite the gloom over Trump trade war fallout, assets in developing economies are showing strong gains

Six-month contraction in manufacturing sector comes as policymakers seek to revive economic momentum

Jakarta hopes to get consumers spending with discounts in December on everything from flights to groceries

Latest levies to rise to as high as 50% for countries that do not strike trade deals with US

Rapid increase in cost of food counteracts falls for other goods, British Retail Consortium reports

As electricity becomes the new oil the developing world may be a forerunner in co-operating with China

New Trump administration rule affects subsidiaries of groups blacklisted by US government

Rare joint statement with US Treasury seen as ‘green light’ for further currency intervention by Swiss central bank

Fed governor Christopher Waller endorses digital tokens at Frankfurt conference while Bundesbank president Joachim Nagel expresses caution

Beijing’s decision to eschew developing country status won’t rescue multilateralism

Also in today’s newsletter, First Brands files for bankruptcy and Netanyahu meets Trump at the White House

Plus, will Korean and Japanese investments in the US happen?

Gabriel Makhlouf also says in FT interview that European Central Bank is ‘near the bottom’ of rate-cutting cycle

Some companies weigh whether to move staff or activity from the US, executives and advisers say

Financial anomalies are another sign of how political factors are shaping economic policies and markets

Keir Starmer will deliver a critical speech to his party, while Japan’s election is set to make political history