Financial Times

Pressure is mounting on President Erdogan to welcome Sweden into NATO, as reported by the Financial Times.

The Financial Times notes Labour’s plans for land valuation reforms to tackle the UK’s housing issues.

The FT reports that the US Republican party is working to quell a revolt from right-wing lawmakers over a pact with President Biden to prevent a debt default.

The Financial Times carries news of Chancellor Jeremy Hunt backing further interest rate hikes in an attempt to curb inflation.

Reform of the fund safeguarding savers in corporate pension schemes is under consideration by ministers, according to the Financial Times.

The Financial Times leads with gilt yields reaching their highest point since last year’s mini-budget, in reaction to unimpressive inflation data.

The front page of the Financial Times highlights a climate protester being escorted away from Shell’s disrupted annual meeting.

The Financial Times leads with the news of an unparalleled fine imposed on Meta, the parent company of Facebook.

The Financial Times reveals China’s ban on US chip-maker Micron following a G7 reprimand over Beijing’s policies.

The FT Weekend reports bank chiefs warning of the rising consumer use of risky “shadow credit”.