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Pledge to tackle divergence in bloc’s borrowing costs raises tough questions on when and how to intervene
Tempers are running high over surging costs and the transition to greener vehicles
Berlin moves to tackle fallout from surging energy prices in wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Joachim Nagel reflects concerns over plan to counter divergence in eurozone borrowing costs
Soaring energy prices and trading disruption push balance €1bn into the red for May
The (so far fruitless) debate over carbon border measures is taking place privately between the EU and the US
Governing council to discuss potential bonanza for lenders from ultra-cheap pandemic loans
Policymakers need to be sure challenges are really durable before sacrificing jobs and growth
EU nations say there is ‘no legal or political justification’ for legislation to scrap parts of the Brexit deal
Rating agency S&P warns of ‘increasingly murky outlook’ for region’s credit market
Sharp acceleration of food and energy prices intensifies ECB debate over speed of planned interest rate rises
Accord is the first Brussels has struck in three years after resistance among members to reducing barriers
Rome raises €6bn in auction of five and 10-year bonds
Finance minister Bruno Le Maire pushes for EU workaround to approve minimum tax rate for big companies
Central bank raises rate by 50 basis points to 0.75% and signals further increases to come this year
The single currency tried monetary policy, now only fragmentation or fiscal policy remain
The shift from Asia-Pacific economics to Indo-Pacific security is more than semantic
Protocol that keeps region within EU’s single market for goods has given a fillip to its economy, say analysts
Bosses warn sector’s revival threatened by bureaucracy despite Berlin’s pledge to vastly increase military budget
Pledge to ease economic pressure and punish Moscow ‘very ambitious’, says German chancellor Olaf Scholz
Focus on tackling rising price expectations in eurozone is ‘great challenge’ for central bank, says president
EU commissioner warns of worsening outlook on gas supplies
The spread between Italian and German government bonds has inspired the creation of an ‘anti-fragmentation’ procedure
The government’s approach is being reimagined for political reasons on the hoof
New legislation to prevent the Belfast (Good Friday) Agreement being undermined is both necessary and legal
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