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UK inflation accelerates to 2.9% in July amid Middle East energy shock
Rising energy costs push price growth further above BoE target
Chinese humanoid robot maker surges 600% in trading debut
Unitree makes stellar start in Shanghai as investors clamour for shares
July inflation keeps BoE on course to hold rates in September
Upward movement in the headline index was driven by energy price cap reset and was expected
FirstFT: Iran weighs Europe strikes if US restarts war
Also in this newsletter: Ukraine wartime election and Europeans’ savings buffers
Chinese automaker Chery to open UK R&D centre
Owner of Omoda and Jaecoo brands moves to localise operations in Britain and Europe
Trump says deal reached with Canada and pauses tariffs
Last-minute reprieve follows ‘intense’ talks with Mark Carney to avert 50% levies on billions of dollars in goods
China eases limits on Nvidia H200 chips as AI race escalates
Beijing permits small shipments to help leading tech groups in drive to catch up with US rivals
London’s clean air zone linked to improvement in children’s lung health
Study compared lung size and function of 1,600 six- to nine-year-olds with a matched group in Luton
US chip stocks slide as government borrowing costs hit multiyear highs
Fears over inflation and mounting public debt ignite bond sell-off
Soaring diesel prices rip across US economy
Rising fuel costs threaten new jolt of inflation ahead of November’s midterm elections
Barbie box office smash isn’t yet a boon for Mattel
California-based toy mainstay that owns the famous doll brand has an enterprise value of just above $6bn
Can Burnham save Britain’s high streets?
Town centres need to become community hubs for the 21st century
Andy Burnham hails shake-up of bus services in West Midlands
Prime minister praises ‘single biggest act of public control’, even though routes will ultimately be run by private groups
Israeli strikes on Syrian air base criticised by US and Turkey
Bombing of military site is ‘an unnecessary escalation’ and underlines regional tensions over Damascus regime
Disney accuses Trump administration of cracking down on freedom of speech
US media giant accuses Federal Communications Commission of cracking down because it ‘disapproves’ of its broadcasts
Signature Group founder banned as company director for five years
Property group subsidiary ‘distributed false and misleading marketing material’ according to Insolvency Service
Canada makes final attempt to avoid US tariffs on $20bn of goods
Also in today’s newsletter, how are voters reacting to a string of progressive candidates’ primary victories?
Reform UK suspends Tory defector Tim Montgomerie after criticism of Nigel Farage
Board member called out party leader last week for failing to appear at Clacton by-election count
The Treasury can’t avoid the BoE’s losses
Suspending cash transfers to the central bank will not alleviate UK fiscal pressures
Labour has no good options on prisons
Early release scheme comes with risks, but so does not imprisoning future offenders or releasing all women
UK pay weakness allays fears of second-round inflation effects
Private sector regular pay continued to decline in ONS’s latest data
UK employers shed jobs as labour market weakens further
Official figures also show unemployment slightly higher than forecasts
FirstFT: Asian doubts over US resolve
Also in today’s newsletter: TCI bets on Italian luxury hotels and Russia fires top economist
China’s 10-year bond yield falls to 13-month low
Weak economic growth pushes investors into sovereign debt
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