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Some council members raised policy concerns at outgoing president’s final meeting
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Call for ‘bold public investment’ as weak economic growth set to persist
Britain needs to recognise that public services will not improve without more government revenue
Attempting to haggle over prices or order off-menu won’t go down well in the Brasserie Barnier
Japan is not alone in struggling with low growth and little inflation
Industrial sectors are treading water at best
Bond funds on course for third-best year of inflows, trailing only 2009 and 2017
The rules-based international order, exemplified by the EU, shows the way forward
US president accuses Beijing of failing to make sufficient concessions to pause trade war
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Moves comes as Trump administration struggles to reach truce in trade war
IMF warns of ‘borrowing binge’ among already indebted economies
Spending plans risk breaching EU rules, says European Commission
Instead of erecting trade barriers with the EU, Britain must foster the green economy
Many predicted that passport would supersede party — that has not happened
The burning trade law question that is consuming US insiders and has ramifications across the globe
Governments and businesses mismanage what will be a key asset of modern economies
Evidence suggests the downturn is ending but recovery is expected to be weak
When and if Britain leaves the EU, an array of difficult questions about a future trade deal will spring up
Shift has raised prospect that Beijing has reached the limits of its export domination
Local industrialists and investors grumble as foreign investors pick off assets
China will not accept inferiority — and the west should not want it to
Bolsonaro’s decision to allow cultivation emerges as further obstacle to ratification
Tehran’s bold decision to cut energy subsidies comes after food prices soared
