Wall Street Journal vs. Financial Times

Hi Everyone,

With the New Year well under way I'm looking to take advantage of a new subscription, I've gotten myself down to two options, WSJ vs. FT.

What is your favourite of the two/ should I be considering another publication? I would like to use the paper for staying up to speed/ reading interesting insights and opinions on politics and markets/ individual sectors and companies are great, (although I would like to weight more towards facts than editorials and opinion pieces).

I've seen similar threads on this topic but they are rather dated. Wanted to have a refresh in case things have changed over the years.

Thanks!

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