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It’s official: from now on, finding a penny is going to get much more difficult. After 233 years of rattling around in our glove compartments, couch cushions, and wallets nobody uses anymore,

Russian president Vladimir Putin has acknowledged crop shortages as pressure on the country’s economy continues to mount. Pressure is mounting on Russia amid labour shortages, international sanctions, record interest rates, and inflation,

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TOKYO — If China were to play global hopscotch with its dumping practices, it would undermine its attempt to regain trust from trading partners and even risk alienation amid its trade war

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Aussie borrowers could miss out on a July rate cut with services inflation failing to moderate. While inflation is within the Reserve Bank’s two to three per cent target, new monthly figures for

Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. India has offered “deep” cuts to its import tariffs on a swath

President Trump’s trade policy will knock 0.3 per cent off the size of the UK economy by next year, according to the International Monetary Fund, which warned that global uncertainty puts the