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State-owned Central Huijin in spotlight after big intervention in domestic stock markets to boost economy

Investors are likely to seek a higher risk premium for British assets

Operator says purchase of Hutchison assets poses risk to waterway’s compliance with US treaty with Central American nation

Beijing severely limits shipments of critical components dominated by country’s suppliers

United Natural Foods discloses disruption to its operations that could affect supplies to supermarkets

The UK should follow the lead of the US and use its special tools to lend securely to the IMF and World Bank

Top White House official says a deal could be struck as part of trade talks between the two countries

Producer index falls at fastest pace in two years despite moves to boost demand

The US president is destroying far more than rational trade policy

Achim Steiner says risks are mounting of countries ‘imploding’ and ‘economies no longer functioning’

Also in today’s newsletter, US-China trade talks begin in London and Qualcomm pays $2.4bn for chip designer Alphawave

Melting ice could make shorter transits between Asia and Europe a reality but there are economic and geopolitical risks

Planned issuance also includes debt in Europe and will test investor appetite amid concerns over government policies

Country to be relinked to Swift payment system after more than a decade of sanctions, central bank chief says

Foreign rivals and private equity covet the mid-caps with large shares of key markets

Businesses argue south-east Asian country has become vital part of ‘China plus one’ strategy

The desire to hold Asian currencies reflects a growing nervousness about Trump’s America

Global companies lobby lawmakers to reject extra levies on countries deemed to treat US unfairly

A week of anniversaries, a key Westminster spending decision and a knife-edge vote of confidence in Poland’s Donald Tusk

Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead