Sonja Hutson

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FT News Briefing · Germany’s far-right boosted by stance against Iran war · 14 May 2026 podcast

Warsh enters the role with an American economy that's facing high inflation.

Data from this week showed sharp price rises in April.

The Bank of England is loosening its stance on crypto.

The central bank is preparing to water down its planned restrictions on stablecoins.

The move comes after crypto companies criticized the UK for being too conservative in its approach to digital assets.

The FT's Martin Arnold broke this story.

He covers financial regulation for us.

Hi, Martin.

So Martin, I said that the BOE is planning to soften its proposed restrictions on stablecoins.

What would that look like?

And what's behind this pivot, Martin?

So Martin, as the UK has been on this journey, as you said, of looser and looser stablecoin regulation, what are some of the risks associated with that?

Do you think that the approach they're taking now of watering down some of these regulations will ultimately make a difference in the country's ability to attract or retain digital investment?

Martin Arnold is the FT's Financial Regulation Editor.

Thanks, Martin.

Thanks very much.

The war in Iran has rattled Germany's relationship with the U.S., and now it's impacting the country's domestic politics.

Support for the far-right Alternative for Germany Party, or AFD, has surged since it spoke out against the U.S.-led conflict.

The party is now pulling ahead of the ruling Christian Democrats.

Anne Sylvain Chastany is the FT's Berlin bureau chief.

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