Financial Times

The Financial Times reports on the walkout by Conservative and SNP MPs over the Speaker’s handling of the Gaza ceasefire debate.

Barclays plans to return £10bn to shareholders, says Financial Times.

The Financial Times highlights the surge of pension funds into UK corporate bonds, prompting French and German firms to issue sterling debt for the first time.

The Financial Times reveals that Apple could be fined £428m for allegedly violating EU law by obstructing music streaming competitors on its platform.

The Financial Times highlights the UK’s recession as a significant electoral challenge for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

The Financial Times reports on Treasury Minister Jeremy Hunt’s consideration of significant public spending cuts to finance pre-election tax reductions.

The Financial Times reports that NATO is set to confirm most members are nearing a crucial defence spending goal amid rising Russian threats.

The Financial Times highlights a $40bn growth in private equity chiefs’ portfolios due to rising interest rates.

The Financial Times reports that a recent poll indicates a higher level of trust in Trump’s economic management than Biden’s among Americans.