There is very little doubt that, absent a complete Trump capitulation, this is the mother of all cost shocks for the US goods supply chain.

Consumer confidence is waning, and more Americans doubt they will be able to get the credit they need to pay for big purchases and cover everyday costs. Fewer people feel secure in their current ...

This transcript has been edited for brevity and clarity. The related news story is here. FT: How concerned have you been by the volatility that we have seen in financial markets?

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