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Fresh claims follow allegations last year that the chair presided over a toxic workplace culture at the organisation

Sector has largely benefited from tariff-free trade since 1979

Scott Bessent tells investors he expects the two countries to reach a deal that would end restrictions on flow of goods

Third-party vendors are betting that White House will back down on steep China levies

Aston Martin and other marques that depend on American market may require aid such as furlough schemes, auto chief says

S&P 500 index rebounds after fall on Monday

The IMF is trying to make sense of the unknowable

The Fed chair is determined to see out his term, and lawyers at the central bank think he has good grounds to do so

Fund lowers outlook for G7 nations and major economies including China and India as trade conflict hits growth

Vice-president lavishes praise on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in speech in Jaipur

UK-listed Argentex warns that falling greenback has resulted in margin calls hitting its liquidity

Inflation surge expected to be temporary, allowing scope for three more rate cuts this year

The EU must move swiftly on growth reforms to capitalise on investors’ rising interest

The president is intent on shaping the role for Jay Powell and his successor

Worries about Fed independence grow and who will succeed Pope Francis?

Swiss group becomes latest pharmaceutical company to promise investment in the face of potential tariffs

And he probably knows it

Also in this newsletter: MEPs urge the EU to cover gap left by US aid cuts in Ukraine

North Dakota was a pioneer in the shale boom but now finds itself wrestling with falling prices amid trade war rhetoric

Pension funds likely to have offloaded US bonds because of tumble in Wall Street stocks, investors say