Financial Times Markets

Wall Street ekes out advances while European equities notch up 10 consecutive sessions of record closing highs

How an alleged thief morphed into a self-styled vigilante who captivated the digital asset world

Companies analysis from our sister publication

Lower supplies of new Treasuries expected to counter effects of cutting back on central bank support

Who is on the hook when CBDCs get hacked?

Ualá benefits from surging interest in cashless services during pandemic

Governments ought to raise a glass to the paper stuff.

How an ex-BlackRock executive lost faith in sustainable finance, and why PRI says delay is not defeat

Investors can take their own risks but should receive what they were promised

It is rash to pretend that withdrawal of support for bond markets will be straightforward

S&P 500 profits are forecast to have jumped more than 60% in the second quarter

Plenty of people have been buying into their success story but research points to risk for investors

Systemic guidance will help public and private sector investors to distinguish good from bad

Their massive long-term outperformance occurred despite world wars, the Depression and the global financial crisis

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

Guggenheim Partners and Nuveen among managers who held out against consensus

Companies with 1m users will need to pass review to ensure sensitive data cannot be obtained by foreign regulators

Cartel to face rising tensions as peak in demand for oil approaches

Politicians in Washington should not be allowed to benefit from non-public information

Accounting regulator’s leadership faces being under strength and lacking in diversity as reform looms