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Washington prepares for end of 90-day pause on steep ‘liberation day’ levies

Also in this newsletter: Why von der Leyen will win the parliament battle but risks losing the war

Political responses to a bad situation tend towards either charlatanism or timidity

I’ve never seen as many potentially market moving vectors simultaneously in play

Bloc pushes Beijing to make further cuts to emissions

Value of goods sent to US falls but shipping to Asean countries and EU rises

Enlarged bloc avoids mentioning US as it condemns strikes on Iran and expresses concern about tariffs

Trade talks ahead of July 9 cut-off, Netanyahu meets US president and UK Post Office IT scandal inquiry publishes its first report

Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead

Donald Trump’s policy agenda does not address Republican economic realities

AI is only one of the many pressures facing university leavers

Strategy part of efforts to improve bloc’s resilience to conflict and climate change

Bond markets can’t stand up to profligate governments alone

The partnership seeks to build a new world order along the route of the old Silk Roads. But, asks Peter Frankopan, is this bond as close as it seems?

Warning was handed to EU trade commissioner at Washington meetings

Companies are not yet rushing to relocate production to the US, but investment and dealmaking have already slowed

The US isn’t the only nation showing a troubling lack of discipline

US president appears to be losing patience, with only two deals agreed ahead of July 9 deadline

The contrast between technocracy in Beijing and the pantomime in Washington is impossible to ignore

Also in today’s newsletter, Russia launches biggest barrage yet on Ukraine and banks charged in Singapore money-laundering case