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Japanese automaker revises down its annual profit forecast despite record sales

Deal suggests South Korean company’s US investments are paying off as Trump dials up his tariff policies

Pause in trade hostilities and reduced levies to expire next week as Trump imposes latest sweeping global measures

US president’s latest ‘reciprocal’ levies hit many countries that had struck deals with Washington

Political figures want Gianni Infantino enlisted to rescue talks by opening door to White House

Coping is perhaps as much about developing a mentality as it is about research or the unending quest for better data

‘The two Kevins’ are the president’s leading candidates to succeed Jay Powell as chair of the US central bank

Executives caution on future earning margins as Trump’s tariffs go into effect and it invests in new services

New Delhi says US president’s decision is ‘unfair, unjustified and unreasonable’

Too often the very young are made to carry the consequences of decisions they haven’t made

As the president launches a trade war, follow the latest data on imports, exports and trade balances

Reliable government statistics are one of the cornerstones of the American economy

Country’s assets barely flinch despite escalating tension

RBI cites ‘still evolving’ uncertainties as US president threatens to impose additional levies

And the public private assets paradox

Also in today’s newsletter, Trump readies US sanctions on Russia and OpenAI valued at $500bn in new fundraising round

In spite of Trump’s tariffs, the current earnings season has revealed bright spots for the continent’s companies

Strong GDP figure belies weakness in manufacturing and consumption, industry group warns

Profits at maker of Guinness and Johnnie Walker fall by almost 30% amid downturn in alcohol sales

Group draws in $61bn in second quarter, bringing assets under management to $840bn