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Also in this newsletter: Irish students warned to think twice before going to the US

Buyout executives say economic uncertainty unleashed by US tariffs has made pricing assets challenging

Tariff-induced economic uncertainty prompts worries over potential defaults and downgrades

The success of the IMF’s latest bailout depends on weaning the country off its addiction to the dollar

The EU is trading market access for expertise in key technologies, just as Beijing once did

Plus, tariff threats push private equity groups to halt dealmaking and the high-yield bond market grinds to a halt

US president could escalate trade conflict with Beijing by launching probe into supplies

Float will test demand for tech listings as US tariffs rock markets

Latest executive order could shake up US pharma industry

Diplomats from the bloc say American negotiators stressed the need for levies as part of efforts to repatriate industry

Beijing may have more leverage than President Donald Trump thought

Medical devices like group’s surgical robots have already been hit by the new US charges

Trump’s delight in doing whatever he wishes in the moment is incompatible with stability and sustained dynamism

JPMorgan chief tells the FT that Washington and Beijing ‘should engage’ as tariffs escalate

JPMorgan Chase chief executive warns US dominance cannot be taken for granted

Chinese carmaker’s absence from the US, once seen as a weakness, has turned into an asset

Investors expect greenback to depreciate over next 12 months, according to BofA research

International Energy Agency says situation is ‘fluid and substantial risks remain’

The Fed needs to consider how levies raise prices and what it should do about it

US tariffs on its northern neighbour have renewed calls for pipelines and fast-tracking oil and gas projects