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Brussels also plans to introduce resolution process for insurance companies that fail
Given the challenges the EU faces today, a new round of austerity would be calamitous
The city endures after being buffeted by terrorism and the pandemic
Energy ministers meet to discuss how to shield households from price increase
Surging energy prices and supply bottlenecks could feed into demand for higher wages
The new EU-US Trade and Technology Council is vulnerable to geopolitical tensions like never before
Berlin eased spending rules in the pandemic but now faces choice on fresh restraint and loosening EU purse strings
Dutch diplomats dispute suggestion their prime minister is willing to step in to ease Brexit deal tensions
Germans are richer, women have more jobs, but the country failed to prepare for a greener, digital future
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Higher bills will hurt consumers and threaten the region’s post-pandemic economic recovery
German and Italian yields edge up on ECB modelling as traders price in chance of earlier rate rise
Internal model suggests eurozone interest rates could go up in two years, closing gap with forecast move by Fed
Ursula von der Leyen’s proposed ‘Chips Act’ will struggle to reduce European dependence on imports
East Germans, known as ‘Ossis’, are expected to vote more radically than Westerners
Liberal leader Christian Lindner has strong views on fiscal probity
The US president could be a candid friend to the UK and urge the prime minister to honour his post-Brexit Irish trade deal
Chancellor’s departure brings potential for further disputes with France over integration and economic policy
Rising consumer prices still expected to feed into higher index-linked European wages next year
Shortages of component have squeezed industries from carmaking to consumer electronics
‘Pragmatic’ move to avoid more strain on supply chains pushes date back from October 1
London and Brussels have arrived at an uneasy equilibrium that is in everybody’s interest to maintain
Optimism tempered by concern over global supply chain problems and Delta variant
Careful manoeuvring should allow the bank to calibrate its next move while keeping both sides happy
European policymakers prepare for tough debate over labyrinthine Stability and Growth Pact
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