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Financial Times • Jun 04, 2025

Reeves vows to reinstate some winter fuel payments this year

The Chancellor’s commitment to restore certain winter fuel subsidies aims to provide financial relief to households, while maintaining current income tax, VAT, and national insuran...

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Financial Times • Jun 04, 2025

Europe confronts Trump’s triple threat on Ukraine, Nato and trade

European leaders are concerned that during extensive discussions, the U.S. President may leverage key geopolitical and economic challenges to influence negotiations, potentially im...

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Financial Times • Jun 04, 2025

Iranians seek safety in gold from sanctions and military threats

Rising demand for gold in Iran, driven by economic uncertainty and geopolitical risks, has caused local prices to increase faster than international rates, impacting the financial...

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Financial Times • Jun 04, 2025

Thames Water’s financial options are narrowing

Thames Water is facing increasing challenges in securing funding as investor interest declines, underscoring the complexities involved in implementing a sustainable financial strat...

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Financial Times • Jun 04, 2025

Labour forced to postpone £5,000-a-head business conference

The delay of the exclusive business event, featuring key government officials, may impact planned investments and networking opportunities that typically generate substantial econo...

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Financial Times • Jun 04, 2025

We have ‘surrendered more to the machines’, says quant fund titan Cliff Asness

Cliff Asness, co-founder of AQR, acknowledges the growing role of artificial intelligence in shaping investment decisions, highlighting a shift toward greater reliance on automated...

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Financial Times • Jun 03, 2025

British industry exempted from Trump’s doubling of steel tariffs

The exemption from increased steel tariffs offers potential cost savings for British manufacturers, while business leaders urge swift enactment of the recently negotiated trade agr...

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Financial Times • Jun 03, 2025

Trump orders 50% steel and aluminium tariffs to begin on June 4

The increase in tariffs on steel and aluminium imports is expected to impact international trade dynamics and could lead to higher costs for manufacturers relying on these material...

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Financial Times • Jun 03, 2025

What next for Thames Water?

The potential government takeover of the UK’s biggest water provider highlights significant financial challenges following the withdrawal of private investors from a multi-billion-...

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Financial Times • Jun 03, 2025

UK set to back Nato push for members to spend 3.5% of GDP on defence

The UK is anticipated to support NATO’s proposal for increased defence budgets, highlighting the importance of higher military expenditure amid ongoing political scrutiny regarding...

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Financial Times • Jun 03, 2025

Interest rates are normal, the world is not

Amid widespread economic uncertainty, changes in borrowing costs could significantly impact markets by either slowing growth or driving prices upward, potentially leading to combin...

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Financial Times • Jun 03, 2025

UK interest rate cuts hinge on slowing wage growth, Bailey says

The possibility of lowering interest rates in the UK depends on a reduction in wage increases, as the central bank anticipates slower pay growth throughout the year.

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Financial Times • Jun 03, 2025

KKR drops out of Thames Water rescue deal

The withdrawal of the American investment company from the funding arrangement raises concerns about the economic stability and long-term viability of the United Kingdom's biggest...

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Financial Times • Jun 03, 2025

Reeves warned on budget rules as OECD urges UK to boost tax revenues

The revised growth projection for 2026 reflects increased economic challenges, highlighting the importance of adjusting fiscal policies to enhance government income and manage pote...

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Financial Times • Jun 03, 2025

Big Four firms race to develop audits for AI products

Major accounting companies are competing to create evaluation services for artificial intelligence offerings, aiming to replicate the revenue growth they experienced from auditing...

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Financial Times • Jun 03, 2025

How Blackstone and its biggest rivals are drifting apart

Blackstone’s continued reliance on traditional fee structures contrasts with competitors like Apollo and KKR, who are adopting insurance-backed strategies, potentially reshaping re...

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Financial Times • Jun 03, 2025

It’s time for the second draft of globalisation

Adjusting capital markets to align more closely with national priorities and labor concerns could influence investment strategies and economic outcomes across different regions wor...

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Financial Times • Jun 02, 2025

Uber reintroduces chief operating officer role as CEO loosens grip

The appointment of Andrew Macdonald as COO and president signals a strategic shift that could impact Uber's operational efficiency and financial performance moving forward.

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Financial Times • Jun 02, 2025

UnitedHealth investors approve $60mn pay for returning CEO

Investors agreed to a $60 million compensation package for Stephen Hemsley as he resumed leadership, combining his CEO duties with ongoing responsibilities as board chairman.

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Financial Times • Jun 02, 2025

M&S boss Machin’s pay jumped 39% to £7.1mn ahead of cyber attack

The company’s leader received a substantial salary increase to £7.1 million, reflecting strong prior performance despite anticipated reductions following the recent cybersecurity i...

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Financial Times • Jun 02, 2025

Poland’s new president puts EU billions and trade goals at risk

Karol Nawrocki’s election as Poland’s president may influence the country’s economic relationship with the European Union, potentially affecting funding allocations and trade agree...

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Financial Times • Jun 02, 2025

Monzo revenues hit £1bn for first time

The London-based fintech company reported increased profits this year, surpassing a major revenue milestone, while emphasizing that plans for a public offering have not been finali...

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Financial Times • Jun 01, 2025

UK industrial strategy must deal with high energy costs, business warns

Lobby groups urge the government to address rising energy expenses in the forthcoming industrial strategy to help businesses manage operational costs and maintain competitiveness a...

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Financial Times • Jun 01, 2025

Early adoption of AI will boost US growth

The integration of artificial intelligence is expected to enhance economic expansion in the United States, potentially increasing market values despite causing workforce disruption...

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Financial Times • Jun 01, 2025

Dollar’s correlation with Treasury yields breaks down

The weakening relationship between the dollar and government bond yields reflects investor uncertainty regarding US economic policies and the Federal Reserve's autonomy, impacting...

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Financial Times • May 31, 2025

Opec+ to boost oil output for third consecutive month

Increasing production for the third month in a row may increase supply levels, potentially leading to lower global oil prices and impacting revenue streams for exporting countries.

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Financial Times • May 31, 2025

Japan faces big decisions on tackling bond market volatility

Japan's economic challenges and shifting population trends are influencing investor interest, leading to increased instability in the government bond market and prompting important...

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Financial Times • May 30, 2025

Trump says he will double tariffs on US steel imports to 50%

The president announced plans to increase tariffs on steel imports to 50%, potentially impacting international trade relations and affecting costs for American manufacturers and co...

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Financial Times • May 30, 2025

US stocks post biggest monthly rally since 2023

The S&P 500 experienced a notable increase in May, marking its largest monthly advance since early 2023 and highlighting a strong positive shift in the US equity market.

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Financial Times • May 30, 2025

Dimon warns US bond market will ‘crack’ under pressure from rising debt

JPMorgan Chase's CEO highlighted concerns that increasing national debt could negatively impact the US bond market, urging policymakers to implement more sustainable fiscal measure...

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