FT-Booth survey reveals broad concern over president’s measures and criticism of central bank

US administration has repeatedly delayed deadline for Chinese owner to sell social media platform’s US operations

Lawmakers scraped together just enough votes to bring the tax and spending legislation to the Senate

Rising capital expenditure raises fears of higher energy prices for consumers

After a tumultuous first 12 months in office, the FT looks at Sir Keir Starmer’s record so far

Assault marks sharp escalation in campaign, as Zelenskyy calls for more western help with defence systems

Streeting admits ‘trust needs to be rebuilt’ as large number of Labour MPs continue to revolt

Comments by IAEA’s Rafael Grossi follow week of conflicting claims about damage done by US and Israeli strikes

The party’s growth strategy has been found wanting after a year in power

New president’s pledge to allow won-based stablecoins has led to huge gains in related shares this month

Chief executive Jensen Huang leads wave of insider selling as AI demand boosts stock to record high

Donald Trump’s inclination to swear is coarse, un-presidential, and highly effective

Moves highlight growing trend for businesses to turn themselves into proxies for the cryptocurrency

Smaller countries face ‘perfect storm’, says UN and WTO trade tsar ahead of key sustainable development summit in Spain

The continent could be poised for a record summer as Americans pour in and Europeans holiday close to home

Australian start-up Cortical Labs and UK’s bit.bio have built CL1 with the aim of creating ‘synthetic biological intelligence’

Textile producers, electronics manufacturers and car suppliers are among those trying to make sense of a market in turmoil

Campaigners say agreement with Washington threatens to kill landmark accord

Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds to speak to carmaker after ‘everyone just panicked’

The government is right to push up defence spending, but hard power isn’t everything

Big Four firm launches compulsory redundancies and warns that pay rises will be lower this year

A mostly wrong movement got some things right

The drumbeat of support for Europe to make its move to challenge the dollar is growing

Hospitals that do not embrace technology will be paid less for procedures in effort to boost productivity

US president renews attack on Jay Powell and says borrowing costs should fall to 1%

Central bank toned down scenario to measure lenders’ resilience from previous year

Reform UK wooing the City after executives expressed concern about uncosted policies

Global leaders struggle to understand the impulses and stratagems of the US president

Closure of historic Norfolk plant would put 1,300 jobs at risk and be the latest blow to the country’s auto industry

US president says he will set a new tariff on imports from the country within a week

As Israel and Washington celebrate, there is a sense of dread and uncertainty throughout the region

Spending on working-age health and disability benefits is forecast to hit £66bn by 2029-30

Alberta’s premier Danielle Smith says voters ‘have had enough’

Birthright citizenship ruling backs US president’s claims that lower courts have interfered with policy initiatives

Wall Street’s S&P 500 ended the session up 0.5%

Financier Gentry Beach in talks over Rubaya coltan mine as Washington dangles investments to accompany end to regional conflict

Government climbdown on welfare reveals the perpetually problematic relationship between Labour’s front and backbench

Move raises likelihood of further tax rises and could damage government’s credibility with investors

Climbdown over comments that echoed language of Enoch Powell is latest reversal from PM

Rome and Madrid fear they will have to take back asylum seekers who cross the Channel