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Global FDI is flowing west — this may well be one of Trump’s biggest legacies

Stringent border checks come after Beijing orders tech companies to stop ordering US processors

The country’s companies now dominate many clean technology industries

Rules come ahead of expected meeting this month between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping

The FT’s Tej Parikh and Martin Sandbu replied to reader questions

The US president is not making it easy, but it’s possible to call for rate cuts with integrity

Also in today’s newsletter, First Brands’ vanishing assets and Nato’s response to Vladimir Putin’s hybrid war

Brussels tells London to comply before it can start serious talks on a sweeping agrifood agreement

Trump administration ends first round of interviews to find replacement for Jay Powell

We now know that the inflation that often follows can be persistent rather than transitory

Living wage rises and planning system woes are driving price increases, say producers

Investors are more hopeful about the pharma industry’s chances of mitigating US threats

Minutes from US central bank’s September meeting showed lingering concern about price pressures

Prices have doubled in less than two years as central banks stockpile bullion and investors pour in to gold funds

Kristalina Georgieva and UK financial stability watchdog say valuations are closing in on dotcom bubble levels

Lots of mouth, varying amounts of trousers

Washington wants American companies to be exempted from rules such as having to draw up climate transition plans

As I learnt to my cost, attacks on the independence of the institution never end well

Also in today’s newsletter, gold breaches $4,000 and Tesla unveils cheaper version of the Model Y

Weak August data raises risk of Eurozone’s biggest economy falling back into technical recession