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The Financial Times leads with the news that US inflation fell by more than expected in October, and says the latest figures have raised expectations that the Federal Reserve will not have to raise interest rates by as much as in recent months when it meets in December. The paper says the news “sparked a rally on Wall Street” and led to speculation that the US economy could avoid falling into recession in 2023.

Financial Times Front Page 17th of July 2025

Amid a sharp decline in global drinks sales and mounting investor pressure, Diageo chief executive Debra Crew has stepped down with immediate effect, handing temporary leadership to finance chief Lavanya Chandrashekar as the company confronts waning consumer demand and reviews its growth strategy.

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Financial Times Front Page 16th of July 2025

Following a serious data breach that revealed the identities of thousands of Afghans who had worked with British forces, the government covertly launched an expensive emergency scheme to relocate many of them and their families to the UK to shield them from Taliban reprisals, drawing criticism for limited uptake and for withholding details from Parliament.

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Financial Times Front Page 15th of July 2025

Donald Trump has warned he will impose 100% tariffs on a wide range of imports within 50 days unless the ongoing eastern European crisis is resolved, a show of economic pressure welcomed in London and across allied capitals while analysts question its wider impact on trade and diplomacy.

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