Financial Times

One of the biggest restrictions on the banking sector is set to be loosened, according to the Financial Times.

According to the Financial Times, the European Central Bank isn’t finished raising rates despite signs that inflation is easing.

Chinese protests over the country’s strict Zero-COVID policies are the FT’s lead story.

FT Weekend reports that Qatar is rethinking its investment in London after Transport for London banned its ads on buses, taxis, and the Tube.

According to the Financial Times, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says his nation is determined to liberate all its occupied territory despite Russia’s new strategy to destroy its infrastructure.

The City of London processed €115trn (£99trn) worth of derivatives in 2018, and the European Union wants a piece of the action, according to the Financial Times.

As China struggles with a new COVID outbreak, the Financial Times’ lead image story examines lockdowns across the country.

The Financial Times reports that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has ruled out any Swiss-style trade deal with the EU.

The FT reports on the deal to provide climate change relief to poorer countries.