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Also in today’s newsletter, Hamas releases eight more hostages and PwC fined $7mn over exam cheating
MSCI All-Country World index gains 9% in November as investors rush into risky assets
Crude prices fall after unconventional announcement of output curbs highlights strains within group
With better government policy, the economy could boom
Tensions rise between investors pricing in interest rate cuts and central banks warning of persistent price pressures
The situation is dire but there is a blueprint for managing the country’s currency, banks and public debt issues
Policymakers are wary of calling time on tightening campaign prematurely even as data suggests work may be nearly done
Also in today’s newsletter, Washington accuses Indian official in foiled assassination plot and Israel and Hamas extend ceasefire
Inflationary pressures are beginning to wane
The Bank of England takes a stab at a global estimate
And against the liquidity theory
The inside story of how the country’s flagship tech company kept its edge in the semiconductor war despite sanctions
Worldwide integration of markets should not be pursued at all costs but should be a means to an end
Continued reliance on the fuel risks overshadowing the country’s progress in developing clean technologies
Whether through taxes or emissions trading, many deals globally have been politically controversial, though there is cause for optimism
Manufacturing purchasing managers’ index falls despite government efforts to boost growth
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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
Some suppliers are contributing to food price inflation, says Competition and Markets Authority
Bank of England data points to stabilisation in property market after long period of low house sales
This would help in tackling the country’s chronic under-investment and policy churn
Also in today’s newsletter, crackdown on Ukraine’s oligarchs and the dollar hits three-month low
Adoption of OECD global standard could deter foreign manufacturers seeking alternative to China
The shift away from emerging markets reflects an eclipsing of economics by politics
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