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Bank of Japan ends era of negative interest rates 9m
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India’s painful venture capital crunch 3h
Live news: US stocks climb even as Treasury yields hit 3-week high 4h
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Bill to create new English football regulator to go before parliament 5h
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Rachel Reeves to call for ‘stability’ as she outlines economic vision for UK 5h
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Joe Biden warns Benjamin Netanyahu that assault on Rafah would be ‘a mistake’ 7h
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KPMG votes to extend Jon Holt’s tenure as UK chief executive 8h
MPs set to reject amendments to Rwanda asylum bill 8h
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Britain’s levelling up agenda is failing to deliver 9h
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Trade data fuels eurozone recovery hopes 9h
Aviation industry calls for UK investment in hydrogen fuel 9h
Chinese authorities accuse Evergrande of inflating revenues by $80bn 10h
Three cheers for supply? 10h
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Donald Trump’s lawyers say he cannot raise $464mn bond in New York fraud case 11h
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Biden needs to increase the pressure on Netanyahu 12h
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How to help Ukraine prevail 12h
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Cambridge university halts donations from fossil fuel groups 12h
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Protectionism is running amok in the US 12h
Climate activists in England and Wales lose ‘consent’ defence 13h
 

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Rare protests break out in Cuba amid electricity and food shortages 13h
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Sadiq Khan launches bid for third term as London mayor 13h
Eurozone monthly trade surplus rises to record high 13h
Rishi Sunak says UK economy has ‘turned the corner’ as he seeks to calm Tory nerves 13h
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Will steelworkers be the swing vote in 2024?   14h
Lie back and think of Pennsylvania 14h
GB News breached impartiality rules over politicians as news presenters, finds Ofcom 14h
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Chinese and western scientists identify ‘red lines’ on AI risks 15h
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We need to talk about carbon removal 15h
Debauve & Gallais, and the sweeter life of Marie Antoinette 16h
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Immigration helps explain US economic strength: Goldman 17h
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EU countries condemn Vladimir Putin’s re-election as ‘lacking any legitimacy’ 17h
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This Nissan-Honda team will struggle to match EV rivals 18h
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Vaughan Gething and the UK’s integration success story 18h
Israel raids Gaza’s largest hospital 19h
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Why a majority of EU countries want the EIB to finance weapons 21h
JPMorgan’s active ETF push 21h
FirstFT: Vladimir Putin cruises to Russian election win 22h
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Rates will matter to markets again, soon 22h
There must be more to US relations with Latin America than immigration 22h
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Benjamin Netanyahu’s American crisis 22h
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UK consulting market to flatline as clients cut spending, study finds 22h
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Europe’s top banking supervisor warns of tougher times ahead 22h
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How Basel III leaves banks with weak points on both sides of the Atlantic 22h
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The simple idea behind LatAm’s star economy 22h
America (still) has no industrial policy 22h
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A tour of Vancouver’s Chinatown 22h
It’s central bank week! 22h
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China’s industrial production jumps 22h
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The divisive politics of India’s movement to ‘reclaim’ temples 23h
Frozen fuel duty will cost UK Treasury £15bn by 2029, warns watchdog 23h