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European parliament set to vote this week on whether to ratify Turnberry agreement signed last year

Governments are wrong to assume the US is arguing in good faith for the organisation to reform

Also in today’s newsletter: LaGuardia closed after collision at airport and European elections latest

Traders bet on four Bank of England rate rises this year

Also in this newsletter: Greek shipowner questions EU sanctions on Russia amid energy price rise

Higher fuel and energy costs, along with wage and price pressures, will drive up claims costs, EY says

World has come to depend on capital from the region more deeply than many realise

The country’s underlying strengths are absorbing his erratic choices, including the war on Iran

EDF says one in eight customers are already more than 45 days overdue on bills

US trade policy hinges on obscure laws after Supreme Court ruled that previous levies were illegal

Supermarket executive chair proposes move to limit earnings during exceptional market conditions

Telling PMI, consumer confidence and inflation updates, plus Denmark goes to the polls, Anglicans anoint first female leader

BIS top economist chosen to lead monetary policy amid won weakness and oil price shock

The move from ‘efficiency’ to ‘resilience’ in maritime supply chains has a long way to go

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

The entire chip supply chain depends on energy and chemical imports from the Middle East

Premier Li Qiang paints contrast to US at business gathering in Beijing as Donald Trump gets bogged down in Iran

Tokyo drawn to vast market where Chinese competition is limited by geopolitical tensions