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Financial TimesWednesday, 22 April 2026
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CATL claims rapid charge and 1,500km battery range
China extends EV lead over Europe ● Company locked in race with BYD
Focuses on the intersection of central bank independence and political pressure, emphasising Warsh's firm denial of partisan influence during his confirmation hearing.
Federal Reserve nominees face scrutiny over their independence from the executive branch, particularly regarding pressure to lower interest rates to boost the economy. Kevin Warsh is undergoing confirmation hearings to potentially lead the central bank.
“cut interest rates to please Trump”
“Market-focused and institutional”
Fed nominee Warsh denies he would ever cut interest rates to please Trump
Senate grilling
Revolut targets $200bn valuation in listing that would reward Storonsky
Reports on the ambitious valuation targets of a major fintech company preparing for a public listing.
Le Pen's niece pushes to unite the right in France
Profiles political manoeuvring within the French right-wing movement ahead of future elections.
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