Monday, February 11
FT News Briefing11 Feb 2019

Monday, February 11

The IMF's new chief economist backs the Fed on interest rates, Japanese business takes a hit from the Chinese slowdown and trade disputes and US companies sound the alarm over mounting Brexit risks. Plus, the FT's Madhumita Murgia explains how an investigation into Facebook's data collection might change how big tech companies are regulated around the world.

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