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Defence and security pact to be announced on Monday, but haggling over details of revamped relationship continues

Plus bright spots in US consumer sentiment

Also in this newsletter: European leaders rush to influence Trump ahead of his call with Putin

The country is generating the kind of wealth that raises the risk of an anti-capitalist revolt

Treasury secretary says rates will jump to high levels set on ‘liberation day’ if countries do not negotiate

Plus, trade wars set the tone for G7 finance ministers’ gathering in Banff and M&S reports earnings

Boutique groups have rushed to fill the gap left by Wall Street heavyweights

A potential supply and demand shock means the US economy may be in for years of volatility

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

Resets with the EU may improve relations, but they will never give the country the equal standing of a member state

The US’s exceptional healthcare expenditure yields second-rate results

Worries about Chinese economy and enthusiasm for HK tech stocks drive record high flows into city from mainland

London has pushed for so-called conformity assessment, but Brussels has rejected the idea

Licensing delays under new regime put at risk shipments of materials crucial for products from EVs to fighter jets

Downside risks to growth and inflation have become bigger, Belgian’s central bank governor warns

The US president wants to say he saved Hollywood — which may give the studios leverage

After his high-profile foreign tour, the president comes home to a ratings downgrade and warnings on inflation

Brussels and Washington exchange negotiating documents after weeks of deadlock

Four months after Donald Trump returned to the White House, governments are still agonising over how to approach an erratic, unpredictable American president

South American nation had been the last big producer not affected by the outbreak