Financial Times Front Page 24th of April 2025
Reeves is prepared to lower import duties on American vehicles to secure a deal with Trump, while pledging not to concede on domestic standards.
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US President Joe Biden has urged Israel not to be “consumed” by rage over the Hamas attack, to avoid repeating Washington’s “mistakes” after the 2001 terror attacks on the US, the Financial Times reports. During Mr Biden’s visit he also urged the Israeli government to allow emergency aid through to Gaza, and joined Israel in blaming the blast at a Gaza hospital on a misfired rocket by Palestinian militants, the paper said. Elsewhere on its front, the FT says “stubborn” inflation is maintaining pressure on the Bank of England to hold firm in its efforts to curb price rises.
Financial Times Front Page 23rd of April 2025
A proposed freeze on the conflict’s front line heightens pressure on Ukraine to concede territory, yet Britain and the West remain resolute in their backing, rejecting any settlement that undermines Ukrainian sovereignty.
Financial Times Front Page 22nd of April 2025
China has cautioned that it will respond forcefully against any government deepening ties with the US, insisting its own strategic interests must be safeguarded and hinting at countermeasures should isolationist policies prevail, while the PM stays firmly set on cooperation with Western partners.
Financial Times Front Page 21st of April 2025
Analysts voice alarm over global market instability and shifting economic policies, prompting concerns that protracted trade disputes could curb business confidence this year.