Financial Power Shifts: From Tech Listings to Transatlantic Trade Tensions
Major developments dominate the Financial Times coverage, including Wise's decision to move its listing to the US, EU's accusation against Temu for digital rule violations, and Germany and France's protest against an EU-US trade pact. Additionally, Trump advises Starmer on political strategies.
Financial Times highlights significant global financial and political events, including fintech company Wise relocating its listing from London to New York, indicating strategic positioning amidst investor dissent.
In the EU, tensions rise as Brussels accuses Chinese e-commerce giant Temu of breaching digital regulations by failing to control unlawful product sales on its platform, raising concerns about compliance.
Moreover, the long-anticipated EU-US trade deal faces resistance from Germany and France, fearing economic repercussions, while President Trump suggests strategic tax and immigration policies for UK leader Keir Starmer.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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