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Opposition from French president is latest setback to EU agreement with South American bloc
A former minister in Athens turns the tables with a proposal that recalls unwelcome advice during the debt crisis
Central banks still face hurdles in returning price growth to 2 per cent sustainably
As clamour grows for interest rate cuts, investors fear acting too slowly could harm already weak economies
Alexander De Croo says EU should deepen single market as subsidy race favours countries with ‘deepest pockets’
The heat is off
Over 600,000 pre-applications have been filed for 2024 — four times above the government quota
Tensions rise between investors pricing in interest rate cuts and central banks warning of persistent price pressures
Wave of action over US carmaker’s rejection of collective bargaining risks spreading beyond Nordic country
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Price growth in large eurozone economies lower than expected
Organisation expects borrowing costs in UK and eurozone to stay high until 2025
As economies enter disinflation, a stand-off over rates has emerged between markets and monetary policymakers
The old philosophy of ‘make do and mend’ is making a comeback in Europe
Rising interest rates dried up lending in the credit-reliant single currency bloc
Opposition criticism mounts as chancellor offers few details on how to fix Berlin’s public finances
German chancellor’s reputation takes a blow after system he helped design is struck down by constitutional judges
Head of German carmaker’s flagship brand tells unions not enough profit being made to finance EV transition
Balanced budget ruling has thrown the country’s green transition into question
Pandemic-era €1.7tn stimulus programme had been due to wind down by end 2024
Growth in shipments of restricted parts fuels western suspicions that Turkish companies are conduit for Moscow
New environmental measures are swamping low-income countries with bureaucracy
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