Financial Times Front Page 17th of September 2024
Brussels has prepared a €40bn loans package to support Ukraine, despite concerns that the G7’s collective efforts are faltering.
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The prime minister is under further pressure from business leaders and unions to drop plans to scrap large numbers of EU laws next year amid fears of “significant disruption”, the Financial Times reports. It notes that the move is among the key changes that have been pushed for by Tory eurosceptics. The paper is also one of a number to carry a picture of the German football team, who ahead of a match on Tuesday posed together with their hands over their mouths in an apparent protest at Fifa’s decision to ban armbands supporting LGBT rights.
Financial Times Front Page 16th of September 2024
Kamala Harris has maintained her lead over Donald Trump on economic issues according to a recent poll, with support increasing after a televised debate.
Financial Times Front Page 14th of September 2024
Investors are increasingly betting on a significant interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve amid signs of economic cooling and a major meeting looming just before the US election.
Financial Times Front Page 13th of September 2024
The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) has warned that state finances are on an unsustainable path due to persistent overspending, the costs of climate change, and the likelihood of additional economic shocks.