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Investment slowdown has policymakers worried they are missing risks from trade war
Monetary authorities are reacting to faltering growth
Formerly acquisitive companies unwind portfolios, with US divestments soaring
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Domestic strength proves a boon for France, while Germany’s exports suffer
Tariff shock was offset by devaluation and a judicious easing in domestic policy
Government spending helps contain discontent but is becoming unsustainable
Level of denial is five times as high as fellow big carbon emitters China and India
Eurozone finance ministers at odds on how to make framework simpler
Brussels talks show signs of progress over contentious Irish backstop
The Bulgarian from the World Bank is set to manage the global lender of last resort
Succession of ECB council members speak out on negative rates and bond-buying
Central bank under pressure to appease the market without overcommitting
Central bank has lost more than $15bn in reserves as companies rush to buy dollars
Move marks latest goodwill gesture ahead of October trade talks
Germany drives increase as tight labour market pushes companies to raise salaries
Arlene Foster denies party will drop objections to regulatory checks in the Irish Sea
There is a growing acceptance that monetary policy has reached its limits
US president’s officials debate removing or reducing tariffs to reduce trade tensions
More money put into high-yield funds this week than in any since February
How a dispute between a Dutch insurer and Slovakia led to a legal furore
Cheap debt continues to provide little incentive for politicians to cut back
