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Chancellor says a deal ‘can be done’ with Washington but insists Britain will not lower food or auto standards

Review part of package of measures aimed at guarding against Chinese products being diverted to Britain

CEO warns US aerospace group is ‘not going to continue to build aeroplanes for customers who are not going to take them’

Reputational damage to the Fed and US assets will not be easily reversed

US Treasury secretary calls for reform but stops short of saying country could pull out of the global institutions

Secretive US firm continued to make inroads into business once dominated by Wall Street heavyweights

Fund warns global government debt could reach 117% of output by 2027 or worse if trade tensions intensify

Billionaire founder of Virgin Group speaks out against potential damage of US economic policies

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Optimism falls to lowest level since November 2022 while activity declines to close to stagnation

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Global stocks and dollar rise after US president eases pressure on Fed chair

China’s biggest car show hears German group’s ability ‘to import and export in all directions’ is affected

Treasury secretary tempers optimism over negotiations with Beijing, saying it would ‘be a slog’

And more on inflation expectations

Novartis and Sanofi CEOs push for European benchmark against US prices

Manufacturers struggle to attract young workers for physically demanding roles with long hours and low pay

Developing nations are ‘main defenders’ of global diplomacy, argues president’s top foreign policy adviser

A component levy on foreign-made semiconductors would function as a major tax increase on electronics sold in America

The hedge fund Elliott is turning up the heat on BP with a demand for deep spending cuts