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Alan BeattieFinancial Times |
The administration handing out refunds to Chinese companies will be a terrible look
A worthy goal of creating rare earths independence from China needs a more reliable anchor
Donald Trump’s inept tariff campaign hasn’t yet derailed globalisation
The UK is taking a cynical but fruitless turn to the reactionary and insular on aid, immigration and trade
Middle-power diplomacy of the sort the Canadian PM calls for requires governments to throw off domestic constraints
Like the Spanish conquistadors, the president’s search for mineral wealth in South America will weaken the US
Even before their full effect has hit, the duties are doing real damage
Brussels is struggling to adapt to a conflict-ridden world trading system
Trump’s deals with Malaysia and Cambodia will not turn them into economic satellites in a cold war of commerce
The forthcoming ruling on Trump’s import duties will not stop him resorting to other methods
Europe and others must insulate their economies from Trump weaponising US tech
America’s use of import duties has been constrained by financial markets and economic reality
Javier Milei has wasted foreign exchange reserves trying to hold up the peso
The president could plausibly be blamed for rising prices in services including power, health and education
You can make a reasonable case for Starmer’s transatlantic trade pact but it’s subject to continual risk
Successive British prime ministers have destroyed trust with a millefeuille of falsehood about asylum seekers
On tariffs and tax the president acts like a mafia boss, but not a very good one
US trade policy is a cautionary tale but not yet a catalyst of global disaster
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