Deal risks flouting World Trade Organization rules
Minister proposes national agency to help cash-strapped cities recover billions in outstanding local taxes
Donald Trump has reset the global trading order. What happens next?
Figure was above expectations despite lower energy prices and stronger euro
US President Donald Trump announces levies on dozens of countries and formalises some trade deals
Bloc members including France and Italy are pushing for an exemption as negotiations continue
America knew the EU was weak. The rest of the world knows it now
The country is one of the most exposed in Europe to Trump’s tariffs, intensifying fears that a golden era of growth will slow down
Finance minister Lars Klingbeil says deep cuts needed in areas other than infrastructure and defence
Analysts polled by Reuters had expected zero growth between April and June
The US president’s deals are not a win-win for the global economy
Rerouting of goods to currency area could result in up to 10% rise in cheap Chinese imports in 2026, say economists
Confusion persists over which EU products will be exempt from 15% levy expected to enter into force on Friday
Central bank at centre of row with employee committee after asking elected representatives to spend more time doing their day jobs
Washington has locked in tariffs on almost 45% of American imports
There is potential for further and significant reappraisal of the region’s companies
Euro slides as investors bet that long-awaited trade agreement will hurt Eurozone economy
Most exports from bloc to face 15% tariffs while European market will open to more American imports
EU and other trading partners are being bullied into opaque and unenforceable deals
The risks of decline go far beyond any single company
Agreement removes threat of full-blown trade war between Washington and Brussels
Deal follows Scotland talks between Donald Trump and European Commission head Ursula von der Leyen
Relief at avoiding trade war is tinged with regret at not taking firmer stand from the start
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
