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But the trillions of dollars of stimulus packages will surely result in inflation
Beijing’s likely failure to meet terms of ‘phase one’ agreement poses challenge to Biden
Renminbi’s future strength depends on cooling of US trade tensions and health of dollar
Party haggles with Republicans over push for relief package and timing of Trump impeachment trial
Pace of lay-offs remains very high as Covid-19 surge and restrictions weigh on economy
For all the talk, you’d struggle from the EU’s communications to deduce any Rubicon action going on
New president’s team must now heed advice for structural reforms
It is still unclear how much the pandemic has reduced economic capacity
To counter Beijing’s strategy of divide and rule, the US and its allies need consistent policies
New US president must combine agile political manoeuvring with smart economic policy
Company chiefs warn they will fight moves to raise corporate taxes and the minimum wage
Lobby groups welcome large parts of new administration’s agenda but red lines remain
Outgoing US Trade Representative on the tussles with Beijing that defined his term in office
New president’s plans for more stimulus risk exacerbating inequality and low productivity growth
Joe Biden has a narrow window to get things done once sworn in as the 46th US president today
Many employers finally offer the flexibility that staff with disabilities had long requested
Industry’s dependence on Taiwanese talent highlighted by co-CEO’s threat to resign
Treasury secretary nominee details incoming administration’s international economic policy plans
Historic increase in monetary supply to fight Covid crisis will lead to higher consumer prices
It’s not a magic wand. As Winston Churchill argued, other measures are needed too
Alleged surveillance highlights security threat from Chinese state
Treasury nominee says with rates low, lawmakers should spend now and worry about deficits later
Pessimists fear soaring inflation but US debt yields reveal little anxiety
Democratic party’s Senate wins boost everything from small-caps to copper while Treasuries sink
Spending $350bn on aid for state and local governments is big sticking point
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