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With prices being forced up by disruptions, consumer spending and corporate earnings are at risk
Investors brace for bumpier performance with interest rate rises on the horizon
The winners of this crisis must have deep pockets
Unless smelters restart carmakers and many others are threatened by lack of essential ingredient for aluminium alloys
PMI surveys show overall growth in business activity slowing in Europe but improving in the UK and US
Global tensions have convinced politicians that an economically strong and united Europe is more important than a balanced budget
As the world moves to increase rates, central bank slashes them
Costs for manufacturing and services companies rise at steepest-ever rate, IHS Markit survey shows
Plus, Biden vows to defend Taiwan and Deutsche Bank whistleblower paid $200m
And a few words on gold and bitcoin
German central banker said to have tired of fighting an often lonely battle over bond buying and negative rates
The demise of the Doing Business report is a cautionary tale, but we’re in danger of learning the wrong lessons
Confidence index falls to lowest level since February after climbing rapidly during the summer
S&P 500 index surpasses peak reached seven weeks ago led by the likes of Microsoft and Tesla
Huw Pill says bank will have ‘live’ decision on interest rates at November meeting
Move makes it easier for global corporate tax overhaul to come into effect in 2023
10-year ‘break-even’ rate reaches above 2.6% propelled by strong demand and rising energy prices
Recent controversies point to the importance of scrutiny and credibility in getting critical work done
Bundesbank president was a prominent dissenting voice at the ECB
Private equity group advises portfolio companies to expect continued supply chain disruptions
Move against Malaysia’s Supermax follows UK claims that health service procurements have passed due diligence
The WTO aims for a neutral give-us-the-facts approach and lets member governments do the fighting
Plus, Trump to launch social network, PayPal and Pinterest in talks
Don’t underestimate the best companies
Emboldened by labour shortages and rising living costs, more staff are confronting employers over pay
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