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The Financial Times’ splash carries a warning from the head of the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund, who says investors will face years of low returns as the rise in inflation looks set to be permanent. Speaking to the paper, Nicolai Tangen, chief executive of Norway’s $1.3tn oil fund, suggests high demand for goods and services, lingering disruption to supply chains, and higher prices on things like food, freight and energy will hit bonds and shares “for the next few years”.

Financial Times Front Page 14th of November 2025

Michael Burry will shut his fund and return capital, arguing valuations—particularly in tech—are too high and out of step with fundamentals. The disclosure came as shares fell, with AI-linked stocks under pressure, sharpening doubts about the durability of this year’s rally.

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Financial Times Front Page 13th of November 2025

An attempt by No 10 to head off a potential leadership challenge has misfired, intensifying pressure on the PM. Briefings seen as an effort by allies to undermine Health Sec Wes Streeting angered MPs and ministers, prompting calls for an apology as Starmer vowed to fight any contest.

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Financial Times Front Page 12th of November 2025

UK unemployment rose to 5%, above forecasts, piling pressure on Reeves ahead of the Budget. Wage growth cooled, easing inflation risks and lifting gilts on hopes of BoE rate cuts. Business groups urged protection from tax rises as households face weaker pay momentum.

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Financial Times Front Page 11th of November 2025

Donald Trump threatens to sue the BBC for more than $1bn, alleging an edited speech defamed him. The BBC has acknowledged a judgement error but denies intent. The dispute intensifies scrutiny of the broadcaster’s leadership, fuelling debate over governance, editorial standards and independence.

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