International - Financial Times - Credit Squeeze

Tariffs, aid cuts and high borrowing costs have left many of the world’s fastest-growing economies at risk

Champions of artificial intelligence claim it could fuel genuine economic growth

MEPs from most parties in bloc’s assembly call for revisions to agreement

Global governance needs reform but Beijing is not the one to lead it

Governor tells committee that central bank independence is key to sound policymaking

Brussels wants to secure final approval for pact with Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay by December

Brazil wants to use the presidency to push for an international framework

Also in this newsletter: Mercosur endgame, and Poland and Hungary’s cleantech surprise

Also in today’s newsletter, Xi’s military parade and changes to US bank rules

Policy setters should not be swayed by a false narrative arising from soft economic surveys

The FT’s Q&A with the founder of Bridgewater Associates

Tech shares extend recent declines as rising debt piles in many major economies concern investors

Sending American chipmaking tools to Nanjing plant will now require US licences

Agreement gives Moscow much-needed export route and signals closer relationship with Beijing

The Great Monetary Schism of 2026-??

Constellation Brands shares slide after cutting financial outlook amid ‘challenging’ economic environment

Traders expect ECB to keep interest rates on hold at September 11 meeting

Markets ultimately will take notice if the government demonstrates its ability to lower deficits

The administration is making little secret of its broader intentions, leaving the central bank’s troubles mounting

Also in today’s newsletter, Bridgewater’s Dalio warns of autocratic politics and gold hits record high