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Equities pressured as pessimism over trade deal mounts, while oil prices decline
Developing economies appear more robust, but China slowdown is biggest threat
US and Chinese companies weigh south-east Asia as new supply base
For how much longer can the winning streak last?
Beijing is in a tight corner but the pressure Trump can exert is not boundless
Washington’s sway on markets will keep participants glued to next week’s vote
October’s collapse in equities may reflect weaker global growth
Money managers fearful of deeper sell-off as loan prices slide
Modi is rash to politicise the RBI ahead of next year’s polls
Banking’s diminished role in lending has enormous, still under-appreciated implications
Prosecution case centred on climate change tax requires willing suspension of disbelief
Douglas Flint will succeed Gerry Grimstone as chairman of Standard Life Aberdeen
Active-passive hybrid funds on course for lowest level of inflows in five years
Chart to start the week: big allocations suggest US managers not prepared for downturn
Controversial practice involves $2.3tn of assets globally, providing $9bn for investors
Donald Trump and the US midterm elections
Berkshire Hathaway’s takeover drought continues as concerns grow of market pullback
Landmark moment for business that was once largest borrower in market
Attacks on the RBI are one example of politicians undermining institutions
Embattled Swiss fund manager would prefer a sale of the whole business
The US Treasury secretary argues tough pressure is necessary to curb the regime
Few UK schemes have specific policy covering effect of global warming on investment returns
Progress is far from guaranteed despite US and EU support for the dialogue
Amid a surge in oil demand and an investment boom, New Delhi needs to weigh consumer aspirations with fears about pollution
Urjit Patel defends RBI’s autonomy as New Delhi pushes for measures to boost economy
Beijing says deal to avert balance of payments crisis still to be negotiated
Shares of listed asset managers tumble on both sides of the Atlantic
Edinburgh group criticises fellow active fund managers for short-termism
Executives have seen steep share price declines as they fought to break out of malaise
30-year yield hits highest level since March 2014 on expectations of rate hikes to come
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