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[EN] Financial Times

In praise of tech troublemakers

As CEOs refuse constraints, workers feel a responsibility to prevent AI’s most dangerous uses

ECB holds rates but signals June rise on the table

Central bank debated whether to raise rates at this meeting but wants more time to assess Iran fallout

The best theatre shows to see in London and beyond

Yen soars amid reports that Tokyo intervened to support currency

Japan’s finance minister had issued ‘final’ warning to speculators

How cyber security is changing in the age of AI

The advantage will go to the organisations that can pivot to understanding that the economics of cyber crime have completely changed

Strong first-quarter US GDP data does not support further easing

PCE inflation rose strongly and GDP figures showed no signs of a let-up, bolstering the case for caution at the Fed

Oil falls back after surging to $126 on supply fears

Brent crude hit new conflict high as blockade of Strait of Hormuz continues before dropping in wildly volatile trading

King Charles’s truths to power

Cicero would have applauded the royal message for the US president — even if JD Vance held back

ECB holds interest rates at 2% as inflation rises

Policymakers warn risks to economy from energy shock driven by Middle East conflict have ‘intensified’

Bond investors brace for ‘volatile’ Fed transition as Powell stays on

Kevin Warsh will be trying to shift central bank’s approach at time of deep division, say fund managers

New era begins at Fed as Powell vows to be ‘low profile’ governor

Also in today’s newsletter, political violence in the US isn’t just rising — it’s broadening

Golders Green stabbing suspect was previously referred to Prevent

Two Jewish men injured in knife attacks in north London

Eli Lilly profits more than double as weight-loss drug sales soar

First-quarter sales of medication Zepbound increased 80 per cent to $4.2bn

How the Trump-Xi threats of trade war softened into a quieter rivalry

The forthcoming US-China leaders’ summit will be much less fraught than the last one

Bank of England holds rates at 3.75% but says ‘ready to act’

Monetary Policy Committee says borrowing costs may need to rise if energy shock continues to hit global economy

Bridge: substantial overbid requires determined and skilful play to land slam following best lead

Suit establishment via ruffing finesse proves superior to relying on ‘sure thing’ finesse

Devastating drama Mass confronts the aftermath of a school shooting

Two sets of parents meet for an attempt at restorative justice in Fran Kranz’s deeply human play at London’s Donmar Warehouse

LIV Golf races to secure financial lifeline as Saudis walk away

Lossmaking tour confirms it is seeking backers as PIF prepares to cut losses at end of season

Should you be worried about private credit? You asked, we answered

John Foley and Sujeet Indap of the FT’s Lex column replied to reader questions

The problematic inevitability of Andy Burnham

Labour’s assumptions about its leader-in-waiting are logical but no guarantee of success

Blue Owl draws in $9bn as private credit market cools

Growth in headline figure obscures worse than expected $700mn increase in fee-paying assets

Is AI increasing access to justice?

A steep increase in ‘vibe litigation’ appears to be expanding the market for legal activity

Bank of England sets stage for extended hold on interest rates

BoE scrapped its central scenario for first time since pandemic

More than 50 countries agree to work on trade measures to cut out fossil fuels

Deals between buyers and suppliers of green energy or technologies among proposed climate solutions