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Scotch whisky makers toast five-year suspension of US tariffs

UK and US agree to suspend retaliatory tariffs on goods also including cashmere and stilton

Covid outbreaks in Chinese ports could cause global goods shortages

Combination of rise in demand for products as some countries reopen and lockdowns in some port cities mean prices could climb

US-EU agree ceasefire in long-running trade war over aircraft subsidies

Deal agreed during Joe Biden’s trip to Brussels as White House seeks to focus on threat posed by China

UK-Australia trade treaty is the ‘new dawn’ you may never notice

Analysis: No 10 hopes we’ll enjoy price reductions in supermarkets but estimated savings put at £1 per household

Fears UK-Australia trade deal could cause surge in tariff-free meat imports

Labour says import quotas are so high they are meaningless and raises concerns about animal welfare

UK-Australia trade deal: what does it mean?

Key elements of the ‘historic’ post-Brexit deal signed by Boris Johnson and Scott Morrison

Now the G7 too is having its energy sapped by Brexit

A summit crucial to the issue of climate change is instead mired in disentangling the mess of Britain’s exit from the EU

Calls for G7 spending restraint misguided, warns Lord Stern

‘Premature austerity will threaten growth’ as world recovers from Covid-19, says climate economist

UK steel industry fury as government looks to drop EU import restrictions

British producers describe move to remove protections as ‘hammer blow’ and ‘utter madness’

Global banking regulators call for toughest rules for cryptocurrencies

Growth of crypto-assets threatens financial stability and could increase risks faced by banks, they warn

Republicans threaten to sink Biden’s G7-backed plan to fix global tax system

G7 supports international minimum rate of at least 15% but Republicans in Congress condemn proposal as ‘crazy’

Global economy set for fastest recession recovery in 80 years, says World Bank

Slow Covid-19 vaccine progress in low-income countries will widen divisions between rich and poor nations

Climate crisis to shrink G7 economies twice as much as Covid-19, says research

G7 countries will lose $5tn a year by 2050 if temperatures rise by 2.6C

‘A sacrificed generation’: psychological scars of Covid on young may have lasting impact

Young people across Europe reveal how the pandemic has made them impatient for systemic change after bearing brunt of fallout

Thinktank urges UK government to back Biden’s global tax plan

Proposal for 21% minimum corporate rate would generate additional £14.7bn for Britain, says IPPR

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