Epidemiologist Anders Tegnell says other countries could face big ‘second wave’

Investors demanded too high a price to lend to US carrier reeling from coronavirus shutdown

The FT analyses the scale of outbreaks and the number of deaths around the world

Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets

Analysts fear unintended consequences of central bank’s vast foreign-currency holdings

Singapore’s second wave of infections and US meat packers offer cautionary tales

Popular funds have survived a period of intense market stress

Countries should avoid turning to nationalism and share the burdens

New workers could suffer the scarring effects of lockdown for decades

Guillaume Faury tells employees in letter that lockdown threatens manufacturer’s existence

The pandemic has made airlines reluctant or unable to accept new jets

Big-name investors such as Elliott and Caxton act on concerns over debasement of money

Paper released by UK regulators homes in on tactic known as latency arbitrage

Industry bodies had been lobbying for longer postponement over fears of hit to bond markets

Hedge fund calls for court investigation into 2018 transfer of MyTheresa

Beijing wants to make companies impose obedience to China on protesting employees

From high-tech to hygge, our homes changed at top speed in the 2010s — what will the 2020s bring?

Rise of volatility and dispersion was supposed to bring a change of fortunes versus passive

Liberty Steel to modernise European plants in effort to become carbon neutral

Group’s founder Anil Agarwal undeterred by price crash and debt levels

Departure comes just weeks after Moody’s cut miner’s rating to junk

German airline looks at procedure similar to Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid dispute over bailout conditions

Incoming CEO tells investors and carrier’s 96,000 staff that he will not duck hard decisions

Treasury secretary’s comments compound woes for airline sector hit by Buffett’s share sale

Charging 2 per cent to hold assets when returns are low is wrong, writes Sebastian Mallaby

Shareholders’ incentives can make them more long-termist than company managers

If stimulus is well targeted, Boris Johnson’s government may achieve something of elegance

Cyril Ramaphosa will be loath to take on the people who helped him to the ANC presidency

Telecoms group seeks to turn mobile payments unit into provider of wider services

McKinsey, BCG and PwC named in records showing allegations of looting by Angolan billionaire

Suspected suicide comes as Angolan billionaire indicted for money laundering

Restrictions have hampered miner’s ability to move money out of the country

Central African Republic has just three ventilators for its 5m people

Two Gulf companies shipped jet fuel to renegade general Khalifa Haftar, documents show

Investors fret over the level of economic stimulus Washington is likely to provide

Emergency move to prevent people being thrown out because of virus

Rising prices and flat tax thresholds since 2015 mean more homes in London and Southeast are in the top band

US central bank accelerates purchases to stabilise market for securities backed by home loans

Regulatory action sought to prevent intervention from having unintended consequences

Regulator says US mortgage guarantors have sufficient resources for about 12 weeks

Many decide to hold on to cash, triggering disputes with landlords in commercial and residential sectors

Economists look back to the Great Depression for clues on the scale of the economic crisis

As corporate insolvencies soar and firms try to hang on to their cash as long as possible, expect to hear a lot more about trade credit insurance.

Euler Hermes has written to some brokers, saying it will offer less support in the UK if the government does not agree to backstop trade credit insurers. 

If the courts rule against the UK-listed insurer, there will be a fresh flood of claims

Tesla’s decision to buy liability cover from Elon Musk instead of a traditional insurer comes after premiums shot up

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