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Accessibility help. Skip to navigation. Skip to content. Skip to footer. Sign In. Subscribe. Open side navigation menu. Open search bar. Financial Times. Subscribe. Sign In. myFT. Close search bar. Home. World Sections World Home Global Economy UK US China Africa Asia Pacific Emerging Markets Europe War in Ukraine Americas Middle East & North Africa Australia & NZ Most Read Russian pro-war blogger killed in St Petersburg restaurant blast Russia confiscates passports of senior officials to stop defections Finland’s Sanna Marin concedes election defeat Oil price surges after Opec+ nations make surprise output cut Donald Trump indictment sets up battle of heavyweight lawyers. US Sections US Home US Economy US Companies US Politics & Policy Most Read. 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