2023-03-29
Financial Times Front Page 29th of March 2023
A new day of nationwide strikes and disruptions in France over President Macron’s retirement age bill is reported by FT.
A new day of nationwide strikes and disruptions in France over President Macron’s retirement age bill is reported by FT.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delays controversial plans to change the judiciary, reports the Financial Times.
After shares in Deutsche Bank fell 14% on Friday, Germany’s chancellor tries to shore up confidence in his country’s banking sector.
According to the Financial Times, TikTok’s chief executive is working to prevent the app from being banned in the United States.
In spite of recent turbulence in the banking sector, the Financial Times reports that the US Federal Reserve plan to increase interest rates by 0.25 percentage points.
According to the FT’s lead story, the state pension age was set to rise to 68, but the plan was delayed due to the decline in life expectancy.
The FT says merger of Credit Suisse and UBS angers bondholders and international regulators.
UBS will take over Credit Suisse, according to the Financial Times.
In the worst financial sector rout since the COVID-19 outbreak, investors have wiped nearly half a trillion dollars from bank shares around the world.