Financial Times

The Financial Times leads on the Biden-Putin talks, reporting the US president delivered a stark warning to his Russian counterpart over jailed dissident Alexei Navalny.

The Financial Times reports on the cost to the Treasury of sticking to the government’s promises on pensions.

The Financial Times says Boris Johnson has thwarted the calls of business leaders for prolonged financial support after delaying the end of lockdown by four weeks.

The Financial Times says US president Joe Biden has challenged leaders of G7 countries to use their financial muscle to counter China’s rising global influence.

The Financial Times splashes on US President Joe Biden winning support from his fellow G7 leaders in Cornwall by calling for continued economic stimulus to reverse the effects of the COVID crisis on the global economy.

US consumer prices are rising at the fastest pace since 2008, presenting a challenge for the Federal Reserve – that’s on the front of the Financial Times.

Boris Johnson will face pressure from Joe Biden to work with the EU to end a bitter stand-off over a settlement in Northern Ireland, the Financial Times writes.

The Financial Times says Rishi Sunak is pushing to win a carve-out for the City’s big banks in the G7’s drive for a new global tax system to cover the world’s “largest and most profitable multinational enterprises”.

Finance ministers are plotting a raid on Amazon’s lucrative cloud computing business to ensure it pays more corporate tax under a new G7 agreement on a global rate, reports the Financial Times.

The global chip shortage will last at least another year, according to the front of the Financial Times.