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Another shock could be a disaster so the bloc must grasp the chance to find solutions
Investors are mistaken if they think yields will be able to stay low for much longer
The left’s case on why the UK should leave the EU unravels under scrutiny
Key battlegrounds in forthcoming coalition talks begin to emerge
FTCR China Labour Market Index up in September but historically weak
Key achievement of market reform unwinds in big cities as homes become unaffordable
Despite momentum, ECB chief warns against rapid end to ultra-loose monetary policy
But with Angela Merkel weakened despite her election victory, a new grand bargain for the eurozone will be more complicated
Bloc’s plan is too shallow for it to assume the role of global trade leadership
German election result will keep country’s chancellor at the heart of European affairs but there could be ramifications
Britain can either have its cake, or eat it
Developing nations eclipse richer rivals as falling costs cut need for subsidies
FTCR Consumer Index dips in September but still third-highest reading on record
Household loan growth to pick up, adding to strength of business loan sector
Result highlights difficulty of adapting welfare regimes to ageing populations
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