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[EN] Financial Times

Governor’s illness complicates BoJ’s task as landmark 1% rate move looms

Kazuo Ueda’s absence will make communication more difficult after next week’s policy board meeting

Why worry about the rupee?

India’s currency isn’t especially weak and stabilising it has costs as well as benefits

Donald Trump says US close to deal with Iran and calls off strikes

Markets rally and oil prices dip as US president claims agreement will reopen Strait of Hormuz

Letter: UK pensioners are already paying a price for the SpaceX IPO

From Professor Iain Clacher, Ashok Gupta and Dan Hedley, New Capital Consensus, London SW1, UK

Letter: Defining corruption in Trump’s America

From Frank Vogl, Co-founder Transparency International, Adjunct Professor Georgetown University, Washington DC, US

Letter: Another fine photograph

From Jane Swan, Delabole, Cornwall, UK

Letter: Burnham’s fiscal folly made for depressing reading

From Gregory Shenkman, London SW7, UK

Letter: Trade rules force states to think beyond their borders

From Mona Paulsen, Assistant Professor of International Economic Law at LSE Law School, London WC2, UK

Letter: Law firms are struggling to convert AI use into profits

From Mark Bull, Managing Legal Consultant, Winchester, Hampshire, UK

Letter: An outdated Atlanticism and a wartime guilt

From Zaki Laïdi, Professor at Sciencespo, Paris, France

John Healy resigns as defence secretary over military spending plan

‘Personally, I blame the Treasury’

UK government scheme ‘causing employers to hire fewer disabled people’, say MPs

Many applicants lost job offers, existing work or income as a result of processing delays

FT Crossword: Number 18,398

World Cup of disunity kicks off in Mexico

Mexican team beats South Africa in first game as the three hosts feud and fans fear US immigration crackdown

Musk’s SpaceX raises $75bn in world’s biggest IPO

Rockets-to-AI group priced its shares at $135 in deal that drew blockbuster investor demand

FirstFT: SpaceX raises $75bn in world’s biggest IPO

Also in today’s newsletter: Trump says US close to deal with Iran, and China cancels high-level meetings with EU

Trump names former SEC head Jay Clayton as US intelligence chief

President has faced backlash in Congress over his pick of Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence

UK defence ministers resign as row over military spending escalates

Concerns over budget spark flurry of resignations and criticism of Keir Starmer and Treasury

John Healey: the ex-trade unionist who privately battled the Treasury

Previously talked of as a potential caretaker prime minister, his efforts as defence secretary could not generate the spending increase the military wanted

Can Trump make a deal with Iran?

What does the price of oil tell us about the possibility for peace?

Keir Starmer weakened by John Healey’s scathing resignation

Exit may turn out to be the first of many as armed forces minister joins defence secretary in leaving government

Corporate climate plans arbiter draws critics on new ‘net zero’ rule book

Companies able to claim they have made ‘best efforts’ even if they fall short of climate goals

Authors Lyse Doucet and Virginia Evans win the 2026 Women’s Prizes

The BBC journalist’s ‘The Finest Hotel in Kabul’ took the non-fiction award, while the American novelist’s debut ‘The Correspondent’ was the judges’ fiction pick

The AI public market floodgates are opening

The huge sums that Wall Street is about to be asked for look like being only a down payment