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Rate of 75% will fall to pre-crisis level if prices decline
Canadian investment group plans to combine business with former First Abu Dhabi Bank unit Magnati
Hafize Gaye Erkan, the first woman to lead the institution, could raise interest rates to combat inflation
Kadhim Shubber explains why UK private companies are able to prosecute criminals — even when the police don’t want them to
Former US president reveals he has been ‘summoned’ to appear in court on Tuesday in latest criminal case
Quell Therapeutics is developing cell engineering that aims to treat autoimmune diseases
The saxophonist and his empathetic band engage throughout this all-original set
This recording holds its own with an outstanding leading pair of singers
Residents rush to download ‘Glory to Hong Kong’, which was taken up by 2019 pro-democracy movement
Plus more on liquidity and hedging
Also in this newsletter: why German minister is not worried about the far-right’s rise
Also in today’s newsletter, FCA widens probe into Odey fund and Germany warns of EU fiscal rules stalemate
Price controls; BIS data; deep value; The Telegraph; nation states; moral decline; Goldman Sachs; Baby Gronk
Turkish lira slumps as new economic team starts ‘intentional devaluation’
The group wants to entice people who wouldn’t normally visit an art fair, says curator Samuel Leuenberger
Moscow-backed authorities say five people have died from the Kakhovka dam burst
We must think more broadly to grasp today’s financial uncertainties
City grandee received total of $40mn last year after Russian billionaire shareholders were targeted by UK sanctions
Also in today’s newsletter, 13 women accuse Crispin Odey of harassment, abuse and fostering a toxic workplace
Founder of digital bank had said she was leaving over a potential conflict of interest
Country could become first to extract battery metals from its ocean floor
From Inder Sud, Former World Bank Senior Staffer and President, World Bank Group Alumni, (2015-2021), Reston, VA, US
Nobel laureate Robert Lucas used stories to explain how policymakers might engineer a recession — or cause shortages and inflation
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