PRESS DIGEST- Financial Times - March 27

Headlines - UK ministers set to toughen migration bill to head off rightwing rebellion - Battle over Liberty Steel customer Aartee Bright Bar intensifies after court ruling - China's economic rebound weaker than expected, warns Maersk Overview - Britain's Home Office ministers on Monday are expected to commit to further restrictions to migrants' rights in a bid to head off a rebellion by Tory backbenchers over the new Illegal Migration bill.

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- UK ministers set to toughen migration bill to head off rightwing rebellion - Battle over Liberty Steel customer Aartee Bright Bar intensifies after court ruling

- China's economic rebound weaker than expected, warns Maersk Overview

- Britain's Home Office ministers on Monday are expected to commit to further restrictions to migrants' rights in a bid to head off a rebellion by Tory backbenchers over the new Illegal Migration bill. - The fight for control over Britain's largest distributor of steel products intensified after a judge put Aartee Bright Bar into compulsory liquidation.

- China's economic rebound is weaker than expected as consumers emerge "stunned" after pandemic-induced disruptions and a government crackdown on real estate leverage, warned AP Møller-Maersk chief executive Vincent Clerc. (Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)

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