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[EN] Financial Times

Bond markets rebound after sell-off

US long-term borrowing costs hit highest level in almost 25 years on Tuesday

PwC refuses to sign off Nidec accounts despite $6.3bn charge

Disclaimer is another blow to Japanese auto parts maker’s efforts to draw a line under accounting fraud

FirstFT: Trump holds crunch talks over diesel export ban

Also in today’s newsletter: AI industry moves to thwart data centre backlash and HSBC’s return to its roots

Dangote’s $16bn oil refinery project paused by Kenyan court

Major industrial project is aimed at reducing east Africa’s dependence on imported fuel

UAE-Israel flight diverted after distress signal and 20,000ft drop

Flydubai plane landed in Saudi Arabia after ‘incident’ onboard and Israel scrambled fighter jets

Vanguard warns France is ‘degrading credit’ as borrowing costs surge

Iran war has exacerbated fiscal pressures on Paris as budget battle looms

Burnham’s courageous speech had one striking omission

Prime minister touched some of the most controversial policy areas, but said nothing about Budget or spending review

UK energy price cap forecast to rise to nearly £2,000 as Iran war drives up prices

Household energy bills forecast to see biggest rise in four years between January and March

Ken Griffin donates $3bn to Carnegie Mellon as university plots Miami campus

Record contribution comes as the billionaire seeks to reshape the Florida city to rival the likes of New York and London

Singapore’s Temasek to open first Middle East outposts

Region’s long-term fundamentals remain ‘highly attractive’, says sovereign investor’s chief executive

‘Big names in AI like Kyndryl’

Love me tendril

Greggs to cut 740 factory jobs to save costs

Shares rise as bakery chain raises profit outlook for the year

Burnham says rejoining EU an option for the UK

Prime minister says ‘going all the way’ is an option as government reviews relations with 27-country bloc

UK economy grows faster than first estimated in second quarter

Modest upward revision comes ahead of Budget next month

Salty seas get saltier and world ocean more acidic as heatwaves bring ‘profound change’

Scientists say rapid warming has also led to accelerated sea level rise over the past decade

Singapore taps Nobel-winning algorithm for government dating app

City-state takes matters into its own hands with pilot programme aimed at boosting marriages in fast-ageing country

Midterms and the market

How much will it matter?

FTAV’s further reading

A plug; Manchester City; Micron; AI x wealth; AI x McDonald’s; AI x nukes; credit; and AI agents

The Story of Money with Gillian Tett and Robin Wigglesworth

They say money makes the world go round, but was it always this way? Join Gillian Tett and Robin Wigglesworth on The Story of Money as they revisit the pivotal moments when money shaped history.

EU decarbonisation incentives do not add up, says US chemicals giant

Also in this newsletter: Turkey warns of ‘Made in Europe’ retaliation

Self-fulfilling bank runs just aren’t really a thing

Or, at least, that’s what the data seems to suggest

Political Fix from the Labour Party conference: Hope again?

The main takeaways from Andy Burnham’s Labour conference speech

Political Fix from the Labour Party conference: Hope again?

Andy Burnham promises a new direction for Britain

Transcript: Trump shrugs off AI regulation

Marc Filippino speaks to Ashley Armstrong, Myles McCormick and Joe Miller