Financial Times Front Page 3rd of February 2025
Businesses are pushing back against trade measures that are expected to increase inflationary pressures and raise prices for consumers, with concerns over economic impact and supply chain disruptions.
Businesses are pushing back against trade measures that are expected to increase inflationary pressures and raise prices for consumers, with concerns over economic impact and supply chain disruptions.
AstraZeneca has decided to abandon its £450 million vaccine manufacturing facility project, following disagreements over state support and raising concerns about potential impacts on the broader growth strategy.
The European Central Bank has reduced interest rates by a quarter-point in response to economic headwinds and stagnant growth, bringing it to the lowest level in two years.
London is experiencing a gold shortage as New York accumulates $82 billion in bullion, driven by tariff concerns affecting shipments and resulting in longer queues for Bank of England withdrawals, while traders notice an arbitrage opportunity.