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China’s role as an important creditor complicates tackling the vast borrowing triggered by Covid-19
Having saved face with online sessions, Beijing hopes events can resume as normal in 2021
China and US finance defy Donald Trump’s trade and tech war with growing investments
Diplomats say punitive duties unlikely before US presidential election
Britain faces a potential Democratic government with different diplomatic and trade priorities
The longer-term market math is likely to be determined by things that no president could change substantially
Voters in crucial political battleground divided over Donald Trump’s handling of Covid and economy
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Beijing’s plans for sector in spotlight as Communist party develops next five-year plan
The Chinese telecoms giant is running out of options in both its handset and network gear businesses
Chinese tech group’s local smartphone sales drop for first time while inventory fears grow
Illinois, Indiana and Ohio report biggest one-day rises since start of pandemic
Initial applications for unemployment benefits came in at below 800,000 as California clears backlog
The $4tn market looks peaceful, but the real-world financial situation is alarming
Speculation over a likely cabinet is in full swing in Washington’s virtual corridors and Zoom chats
The highest number of checks on the US president’s ‘promises kept’ sheet are on foreign policy
Lael Brainard says more fiscal support needed to ensure rebound is ‘broad-based and inclusive’
Trump has probably made it much harder for the two countries to get a full trade agreement
President touts renegotiation of Nafta but still trails Democratic challenger Joe Biden
Credit rating agency says a no-deal will have longer negative impact on auto groups than coronavirus
Both sides cite progress towards a deal although chances of a pre-election agreement remain slim
UBS takes a look at which European companies will benefit from a Blue Wave.
Research laid the intellectual groundwork for a dramatic erosion of corporate creditworthiness
Lawmakers are running out of time to pass new round of coronavirus aid before election day
If elected US president, the Democratic candidate should focus on bridging a historic divide
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