Dispute over stake in Hess’s Stabroek oilfield has implications for joint operating agreements between companies

Market turmoil adds strain to UK chancellor’s fiscal plans as fears over US debt increase

London was a world leader for remittance technology but now risks falling behind

Zijin subsidiary aims to offer payments to other mines to secure more supplies at a time of skyrocketing prices

Companies cut spending and idle their drilling rigs despite Donald Trump’s pledge to ‘unleash’ production

Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 sparked bull market but subsequent output surge now weighs down on prices

Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead

Government plans for infrastructure are ‘huge opportunity’, says CDPQ chief

Spat stems from retracted study on grading of insurers’ portfolio holdings

In these unusual times, Congress and the White House should be clear what they plan to do about a loss

Green light overcomes opposition from environmental and governance advocates

The euro should be developed more as a haven asset for times of market stress

Detelina Subeva’s decision to keep $200,000 in tainted funds revealed lack of ‘ethical compass’, says regulator

Financial meltdown averted, I merely worry about inflation, interest rates and the dollar

The dumbest PE performance metric still bamboozles some investors

Move comes amid FTSE 100 company’s wider restructuring in push to acquire more private assets

Currency down 2% over the five days amid concerns over impact of Trump’s tax-cutting bill

Academics argue governments should use satellite data to hold companies accountable for pollution

High food prices pile pressure on central bank and unpopular Ishiba government

And long bonds gone wild