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Relative price shifts can affect the overall price level

After years of state-led infrastructure projects, private companies are leading the charge with investing in manufacturing

The US president swept to victory two years ago pledging to fix the economy and close the border. Here is the FT’s scorecard.

Foreign pharma groups are now paying to access innovation developed locally

Concession could help the two sides finalise a ‘reset’ deal at a summit next month

John Mahama says efforts are focused on securing the return of artefacts stolen during the centuries of the slave trade and colonialism

Highway blockades lead to major disruptions in country’s south

Figure comes ahead of next week’s Budget and will cement expectations of Bank of England rate rise in November

Daily shipments from Gulf producers average 24.6mn, above 23.3mn before conflict, as ships use alternative routes

Experts say providers would probably recover loss of daily fixed fee via the unit rate

Also in today’s newsletter: Netanyahu pushes to resume large-scale strikes against Iran and French borrowing costs hit 5% for the first time since 2002

Headline and core inflation accelerates ahead of November meeting

Higher-than-expected figures for September are final snapshot of public finances before October 28 Budget

Phil Hogan is bidding to lead UN food agency and increase its involvement in talks with Russia and Ukraine about securing Black Sea shipping

Tokyo lost decades when a property bust led to an economic slump. Could the same phenomenon undo Xi Jinping’s ambitions?

CATL and its rivals are creating new global supply chains as protectionist pressures rise

Sales contracts dropped 7.3% in September as rising borrowing costs deepened housing market slowdown

Report issues stark warning over the combined impact of geopolitical conflicts and one of the strongest ever El Niño events

Also in today’s newsletter: Albertan voters emphatically reject referendum option and energy production in South America soars

Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to meet Volodymyr Zelenskyy and other European leaders on Tuesday