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Deal risks flouting World Trade Organization rules

Also in today’s newsletter, BP makes largest oil and gas discovery in 25 years off Brazil coast

US president has imposed 17% duty on southern neighbour’s exports of the fruit to save dwindling number of local farmers

We may have avoided a global trade war but American consumers and businesses will still suffer

Currency swings sap spending power of American and Chinese travellers overseas

Investors today might be too complacent about the risks to earnings from slower growth and higher inflation

Investors expect a cut this week, but a divided MPC is keeping its options open

Sports retailer eyes spare Chinese manufacturing capacity as Nike and Adidas back away from country amid trade war

Narrow difference between duties on China and alternative hubs make costs of relocating less appealing, producers say

Trend adds to pressure on Donald Trump over inequality as he threatens to undermine reliability of economic data

Trump administration says high levies imposed on partners are ‘locked in’

Wave of US trade levies arrive, Bank of England sets interest rates, and Japan observes 80th anniversary of atomic bomb drops

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

President Karin Keller-Sutter under fire for failed trade talks with Trump administration

Many of the WTO’s structures and procedures are broken and we should acknowledge that failure

Donald Trump has reset the global trading order. What happens next?

Banks and Big Tech are booming but slowing US growth is hurting other companies across the board

Vehicles made in Mexico still incur 25% levies as President Claudia Sheinbaum seeks US concessions

Dollar index slumped on Friday, but greenback still had its strongest week since Donald Trump was elected

The precedents for liberalising rules in finance do not augur well