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The head of the International Monetary Fund has urged countries to cut debt and slash red tape to revive growth as she warned the world was becoming more vulnerable to economic shocks.

Investors are racing to buy British debt as traders ramp up bets that the Bank of England will start cutting interest rates before the US Federal Reserve. Official data showed the US rose by more than expected in March in a blow to US rate cut hopes.

China has lashed out at the United States after congressmen told TikTok it may be shut down if it fails to break away from its Chinese parent company.

The FTSE 100 jumped after a stronger-than-expected rise in US wholesale prices pushed up the value of the dollar.

A Canary Wharf office once occupied by a casualty of the 2008 banking crisis is to be sold at a £160m discount in the latest blow to London’s beleaguered financial district.

The Telegraph has been shortlisted for 18 accolades at this year’s Press Awards.

The maker of ChatGPT has said that a ban on using news and books to train chatbots would doom the development of artificial intelligence (AI).

Good evening. Home Office figures have revealed that more than 33,000 migrants face deportation to Rwanda if flights get off the ground. Elsewhere, it has emerged that doctors could be earning almost £1 billion from “ghost patients”.