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Figures show drop in unemployment numbers in October but economists predict labour demand will wane
Manufacturing output remains strong across most of the EU
Eurozone inflation falls more than expected to 10%
EU governments see US clean energy subsidies as a threat, not an opportunity
French president’s harsh words come as he begins state visit to Washington where he will meet Joe Biden
Brussels fears policy could violate post-Brexit Trade and Cooperation Agreement
Today’s edition also looks at the drop in global wages, Brexit’s economic impact and the surprise hub of Europe’s new battery industry
Brussels wants lightweight plastic bags composted and 80% of coffee cups to be refillable
Economists agree that leaving the EU has made Britain poorer, the only question is the scale of the setback
Sentiment picks up after immediate threat of power blackouts recedes
Decline comes in wake of mounting signs that global price pressures are easing
Figures fuel hopes of lower inflation in the eurozone but food prices continue to surge
Macron’s visit to the White House is a moment to air economic concerns
Central bank president strikes bearish tone in spite of hopes for easing inflation data
Brussels is invoking the rules-based trading system, but the US is moving towards a post-WTO world
EU senior diplomat travels to Washington at delicate moment in relationship
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Brussels seeks to mitigate threat posed by incoming inflation legislation that it says breaches WTO rules
European ministers seek to head off transatlantic trade war over Inflation Reduction Act
Plans to appoint next chief of European Stability Fund set to be agreed upon today
Large parts of industry want more alignment with the EU, not less
The Sunak government didn’t want this deal with Brussels but it was an opportunity for Brexiters to put down a marker
Isabel Schnabel says energy support schemes risk keeping eurozone inflation high
Riksbank raises rates by 0.75 percentage points as governor Stefan Ingves bows out
Brussels ready to approve recovery plan but plans partial freeze on regional funding
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