Daniel Garrahan provides Wednesday’s top stories from around the world, with the IMF threatening to walk away from the Greek bailout deal, China’s economy growing faster than expected and Twitter shares surging after a fake news story.
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Poor US retail sales are merely the latest sign of weakness, with warning lights flashing in South Korean exports and semiconductor shares. James Mackintosh, investment editor, examines to what extent markets are prepared.
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Global commodity prices have been affected by volatile Chinese equities. The FT’s Henry Sanderson explains why.
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After a volatile week for Chinese equities, with half of all listed companies suspended, huge support from Beijing has helped the market record its best two-day gain in seven years. FT markets editor Michael Mackenzie assesses what might happen next.
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