We use cookies for a number of reasons, such as keeping FT Sites reliable and secure, personalising content and ads, providing social media features and to analyse how our Sites are used.
Add this topic to your myFT Digest for news straight to your inbox
President’s liking for shows masks a disregard for institutions and the rule of law
Central bank expected to accelerate pace of tightening in an effort to tame spiralling inflation
Just months after the second deadly surge reached its peak, the virus is spreading again
Investor sentiment sours further against hugely indebted property developer facing cash crunch
Spain has called on the EU to back measures to limit surging electricity prices and athletes from Russia are enjoying success at the Olympics despite a ban on the country
Baht has shed 9% this year as ‘balance of payments shock’ takes heavy toll on sentiment
Brazil’s president at risk of being disqualified from running in next year’s race
Research looks at how the world’s largest sovereign creditor lends.
Ecommerce giant also faces increased competition from Pinduoduo and JD.com
Cold shoulder from US comes as Taliban captures swaths of territory across Afghanistan
Beijing’s game of sectoral whack-a-mole means investors must expect limits on share valuations
Online games branded ‘spiritual opium’ in Beijing’s latest assault on tech and its social impact
Vaccinated citizens infected in latest outbreak, but expert insists China-made jabs are effective
Surge in returns follows commitments made by Xi Jinping to achieve net zero emissions by 2060
Governments should implement policies that both encourage investment and fill state coffers
Pandemic’s spread and vaccine shortage deal blow to already-fragile growth prospects
Digital lenders set to fill gap as banks pull back in heavily indebted nation
In the company of today’s literati, the lives of rajas and taluqdars could be reimagined
Allotment of special drawing rights is aimed at helping to shore up developing countries
Regulators should be more worried by too much buying of its stocks and bonds than by too little
Plus, Square’s $29bn bet on ‘buy now pay later’, Monzo’s regulatory woes and the hedge fund driving up fintech valuations
Analysts trim expectations for how quickly the country will cut back on production of the alloy
Central banks, that‘s who. Now the BIS suggests watching them like big banks.
Government outlaws online comments, whether true or not, that cause ‘fear’
Brussels searches for ways to reverse the Warsaw government’s assault on judicial independence
International Edition
