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Financial Times • May 18, 2025

The markets are declaring tariff victory too soon

Investors may face prolonged instability in the US economy due to unexpected disruptions in supply and demand, which could impact financial performance and market dynamics over an...

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Financial Times • May 18, 2025

Hong Kong stocks outperform mainland China by most since 2008

Investor concerns about China's economic outlook combined with strong interest in Hong Kong's technology sector have led to unprecedented capital movements from the mainland, resul...

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Financial Times • May 08, 2025

Bank of England vote split hits hopes for faster interest rate cuts

The divided decision by the Bank of England reflects ongoing uncertainty about the UK’s economic trajectory and raises concerns about various challenges that may influence future m...

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Financial Times • May 02, 2025

Canada’s Carney to meet Trump in Washington on Tuesday

The upcoming meeting between Canada’s Prime Minister Carney and President Trump is expected to address important trade issues that could impact financial relations between the two...

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Financial Times • May 01, 2025

GM to deploy ‘Covid playbook’ to offset $5bn tariff hit

General Motors is adjusting its profit projections due to anticipated financial impacts from tariffs, which could amount to $5 billion, while implementing strategies used during th...

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Financial Times • May 01, 2025

McDonald’s US sales drop by most since height of pandemic in 2020

The decline in McDonald’s US sales, the steepest since 2020, reflects the impact of Trump’s tariffs on consumer sentiment and overall market performance.

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