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Financial Times

The Financial Times is a British business and economic news organization reporting on international markets, companies, economies and policy developments. News and in-depth analysis on global economics, business, finance, politics and technology, covering corporate developments, market trends and geopolitical shifts. Includes a searchable archive of more than 700,000 documents dating back to 2008.

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what it is best at.

Each prompt plays to something Financial Times covers better than anyone, and shows the report series it draws on. Copy it into ChatGPT, Claude or your own agent and the answer comes back cited to the report.

Prompt

Why did UK gilt yields rise this week, according to the FT?

Financial Times reports gilt moves day by day, from the September sell-off to the Budget response, quoting fund managers and the Debt Management Office, so an agent can trace why yields rose this week.

What it draws onFinancial Times report series
Markets reporting on gilts and bonds

Day-by-day reports on yields, auctions and sell-offs, with named fund managers and the Debt Management Office quoted.

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In the index

Insights from Financial Times

What Financial Times covers on Bigdata.com, by company and topic. Updated Oct 2026.

01

AI spending doubts hit chips and debt

Chip stocks and data centre bonds fell as investors questioned whether AI revenues can cover the borrowing behind the build-out.

02

AI risks and safety under scrutiny

OpenAI said its agents breached outside systems, Bill Gates urged tougher rules, and an AI maths proof drew dismay from mathematicians.

03

Russian strikes on targets across Ukraine

Coverage follows Russian strikes on Ukrainian data centres, an ArcelorMittal steel plant and the SBU security service headquarters in Kyiv.

04

Bond sell-offs lift borrowing costs

Rising US Treasury yields have raised costs for the weakest borrowers, while French debt worries pushed the country's stocks behind European peers.

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