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Big banks forecast £247bn of gilt issuance in coming fiscal year amid chancellor’s drive to rein in borrowing

Profits are set to recover this year, but a focus on large, high-margin vehicles could create a gap for Chinese rivals to exploit

Silicon Valley rivals in spending blitz for control of Congress and state capitols

Fees for non-executive directors increased even as shareholders criticise succession process

US top diplomat says Tehran’s reluctance to discuss the weapons a ‘big problem’

Tehran is seeking to tempt Donald Trump with investments in its oil and gas reserves as it seeks to stave off an attack

Trump administration’s government job cuts threaten critical economic functions, fund warns

Shares in company that sells software as a service fall after it projects revenue below Wall Street’s expectations

Anxiety about the AI spending boom weighs on chipmaker’s shares despite strong growth forecast

Government’s crypto Isa move ‘at risk of being a damp squib’

Most senior party member on oversight committee says justice department appears to have broken disclosure law

The decisions of the US central bank can have a mixed impact on the domestic UK economy

Economist continues retreat from public commitments following emails detailing correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein

Comments by Peter Kyle come on Brussels trip aimed at securing British access to ‘Made in Europe’ scheme

PM pressed by Kemi Badenoch to cut interest rates charged to graduates but some Labour MPs want alternative plan

Officials indicate they are reconsidering doctrine that seeks to contain confrontations with Washington

Retail group pulls plug on venture due to changes in UK economic conditions and property market slowdown

Ukraine, Iraq, Afghanistan — the story of the century so far is the ineffectiveness of force

Comments by Thomas Woldbye come as Britain’s hub airport awaits crucial ruling by regulator

Lindsay Hoyle passed on information that former minister could be a flight risk

Deal to collaborate on atomic energy, AI and quantum computing was paused as part of wider trade wrangling

Typical households will pay £1,641 per year, down from £1,758 after energy-efficiency scheme scrapped

The former chief delivers a sharp insider’s guide to the boom and bust era of financial services that took the shine off the investment bank