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Investors fear Trump’s tariff blitz will lead to US stagflation while weak dollar adds to woes

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13 per cent ‘extremely likely’ to withdraw from US market, survey shows

Safety test cited as barrier to US exports is not actually carried out

Aircraft sent back to US illustrate how trade war has disrupted goods flows between world’s two biggest economies

Chancellor and Treasury secretary hold their first formal talks in Washington

Donald Trump ally Kevin Warsh says US central bank failed to contain worst inflationary bout in a generation

Post-Brexit ‘reset’ talks intensify ahead of crucial summit next month

The IMF chief warns of a ‘new and major test’ as it cuts growth projections on the back of the Trump administration’s tariffs

Beijing says there are no active talks and Washington should ‘stop creating confusion’

Fund managers will have no rest for as long as he is in office with policy predictability in short supply

Chancellor’s comments come as UK balances trade talks with both regions

The low-growth, high-debt bind requires bold but difficult fixes

Company CEO says deliveries of engines and other parts are being let in without import taxes

Also in today’s newsletter, PwC US internal probe, and Adidas in fresh racism row

Sign of relief for foreign businesses comes as Donald Trump insists talks are under way to reduce levies

Increase before announcement of Trump tariffs was propelled by clothing and outdoor shops

And bad hard data arrives

FT Exclusive: Tech giant plans to shift assembly as soon as next year in response to Donald Trump’s trade war

Currency is well above its lower limit after partial float but remains volatile