US shifts from the ‘war on drugs’
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The Federal Reserve’s second-in-command has resigned after a trading scandal, companies raised more than $100bn on the bond market in the first week of this year, and Wall Street’s biggest banks are set to report record profits. Plus, the FT’s pharmaceutical correspondent, Jamie Smyth, discusses the latest controversy as the US shifts away from the ‘war on drugs’.
Mentioned in this podcast:
Fed’s second-in-command resigns after trading scandal
Companies raise $100bn on global debt market in brisk start to 2022
Wall Street banks set to report record profits for 2021
Will overdose deaths force an end to the US ‘war on drugs’?
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