
Financial Times Front Page 6th of June 2025
Trump and Xi have toned down their language and agreed to a new round of trade discussions, with state invitations extended, the US President indicating imminent talks, and investors remaining cautious.
Trump and Xi have toned down their language and agreed to a new round of trade discussions, with state invitations extended, the US President indicating imminent talks, and investors remaining cautious.
A newly proposed legislative measure, branded a “big beautiful bill,” is projected to raise US debt by $2.4 trillion, with critics highlighting anticipated shortfalls in tax receipts and accusing the oversight body of partisanship.
Thames Water faces mounting uncertainty as a major investor withdraws its multi-billion-pound rescue plan, fuelling concerns over possible renationalisation, political intervention and the utility’s future stability.
A newly published strategic defence review places submarines at the core of bolstering the nation’s naval capabilities, reflecting the government’s commitment to securing maritime interests and modernising its military approach.