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Bloc weathers variant better than past Covid waves, but infection surge hurts services as inflation rises
The vote for a new head of state could weaken the government and damage the prospects of economic reform
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Vaccinations and a better ability to live with the virus are now blunting Covid’s economic impact, according to an FT analysis
Britain is seen as not just leaving the EU, but turning its back on European neighbours — though Paris must also take some blame
Plus, the hidden hand of Brexit and inflation
European Commission is keen to avoid the issue dominating the campaign ahead of Stormont elections in May
Central bank president forecasts price growth pressures in eurozone will ease this year
A move upstairs to Italy’s presidency looks the best way to carry on the good work
Expectations that central banks will tighten policy to tame inflation hit price of eurozone’s benchmark bond
As sustainability and social impact move up the corporate agenda, business schools are rethinking what they teach. These awards celebrate the institutions, researchers and alumni helping to change the way the world does business
Credit risks have been ‘underestimated’, vice-president Claudia Buch tells FT
Ambitious climate transition plans cannot disguise coalition differences about the nation’s reliance on Russian gas
French presidency plans to advance on one part of the OECD deal, with eye on elections
French, German and Italian schemes to show proof of vaccination or negative test averted lockdowns
Manufacturers are looking to avoid bottlenecks caused by disrupted delivery of key components
Supply chain resilience and meeting environmental targets top many business agendas
British Chambers of Commerce warns border procedures and insufficient worker visas are disrupting business
The EU needs to respond to economic coercion or its geopolitical ambitions will be cruelly exposed
Greece starts issuing fines for the unvaccinated, France cuts access to social events
The ex-ECB head is viewed as a favourite to become head of state this month, but the vote is hard to predict
British foreign secretary and European commissioner hold cordial talks on a possible compromise
Coronavirus and bottlenecks hamper recovery in manufacturing and services
Germany’s reliance on its manufacturing prowess has left it acutely vulnerable to supply chain woes.
Leftwing coalition needs to persuade parliament after deal with business and unions
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