Financial Times: Markets

Wall Street slashes stock market forecasts amid Trump t...

Banks expect gain of just 2% for S&P 500 this year, with JPMorgan and BofA among...

The flaky case for buying the dip

While professionals are deeply spooked, retail investors are piling in to US stocks

Chinese ‘teaspresso’ chain Chagee jumps on Wall Street ...

Strong performance comes despite worsening ties between Washington and Beijing

House China panel head urges JPMorgan and BofA to halt ...

John Moolenaar warns banks of ‘regulatory, financial and reputational risks’ for...

IMF chief cuts growth forecast over ‘off the charts’ tr...

Kristalina Georgieva warns that Donald Trump’s tariff ‘reboot’ threatens to rais...

The belated CLO ETF stress test

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Global Payments to buy Worldpay in $24bn deal

Three-way transaction will hand fintech group FIS control of Worldpay’s issuer s...

Binance acting as adviser to governments on crypto regu...

Move by world’s biggest digital assets exchange comes less than two years after ...

Is the world losing faith in the almighty US dollar?

Donald Trump’s trade war is forcing investors to confront the possibility that t...

Trading in two stocks surged before Trump family appoin...

Experts view sharp rises in share price and turnover of Unusual Machines and Dom...

Trump’s tariff threats boost demand for currency hedging

Exchange rate volatility surges to levels last reached during collapse of Silico...

Santander deposes UBS as continental Europe’s most valu...

Swiss lender’s market capitalisation has been hit harder by US tariffs than Span...

Chinese tea chain Chagee aims for $400mn New York IPO d...

Maker of ‘teaspressos’ and ‘teapuccinos’ could be second-biggest Chinese listing...

How oil major TotalEnergies avoided a green energy U-turn

French group maintains pledge to expand oil, gas and green businesses while BP a...

Trade war fears put loan vehicles under pressure to sel...

Tariff-induced economic uncertainty prompts worries over potential defaults and ...

Will China back down?

Beijing may have more leverage than President Donald Trump thought

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