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Agreement likely to be narrow in scope and largely an exercise in damage limitation

Also in today’s newsletter, US-UK trade deal and the colourful history of the conclave

A tax on imports is a tax on exports

Vincent Clerc says changing supply chains fast using trade war is ‘very unrealistic’

Deal with India signals progress, but Home Office still sets terms on government’s immigration strategy

World’s biggest carmaker’s forecast includes $1.25bn impact from trade levies in April and May

And making sense of Trump’s economic vision

Also in this newsletter: Ukrainian parliament to ratify minerals deal with the US

International trade and American growth have bounced back from big setbacks before

Trump’s trade crisis will answer whether the country’s corporates have saved or danced all summer

Diplomats are urging Brussels to prioritise US security relations and put contentious trade decisions on hold

Bond giant says Wall Street should ‘believe’ the president’s threats to restore big levies

Democratic politicians are either protesting against Republicans or podcasting with them - will either strategy succeed?

Chinese and Russian presidents to signal strength of their alliance in Moscow meeting

Prospect of overhaul to planned regulation offers relief to semiconductor companies such as Nvidia

SoftBank-owned company reports fourth-quarter results and issues conservative sales outlook

Policymakers say inflation and unemployment could increase as Trump’s tariffs heighten uncertainty

The country’s economic vulnerability makes a prolonged escalation particularly dangerous

Prime Minister Donald Tusk calls reduction in borrowing costs ‘better late than never’

The US risks seeing one of its rare surpluses shrivel back