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Finance minister promises to slash public spending by nearly $10bn as inflation surges
Decision paves way for return of athletes but infuriates sports bodies
Tariffs likely to lead to further inflation and chill investment, report says
First significant move to cut tensions since Imran Khan came to power in Islamabad
Tech group faces sanctions in EU countries unless it clarifies how personal data is used
ECB president says project is one of the bloc’s ‘most powerful tools’
Business expects to cope with 10% levy but further rise could hit hard
Party’s fight to approve Supreme Court nominee risks further alienation of female voters
Agreement pledges to dismantle guard posts and clear landmines
A US Senate seat that has not gone Democrat in 30 years is suddenly competitive
Removal of Maassen balances conflicting demands of parties in chancellor’s alliance
One in six claims reverting to WTO rules would make their business ‘untenable’
Survey shows shift in attitudes as country tires of austerity
Investors pour $14.5bn in past week into equity funds at fastest pace since March
As bond yields rise sharply, John Authers asks how US stocks hit a new record
Concerns over Trump’s trade war fade as consumer confidence hits an 18-year high
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Plan risks undermining single market, says European Council President
Action is to deter others from dealing with Russia, in punishment for election meddling
Salzburg meeting ratchets up pressure as bloc decides time for ambiguity is over
The answer is not ripping up the current model, nor renationalisation
Discussions to examine how Cairo can help cut numbers in return for economic benefits
Tusk gives UK four weeks to save exit talks and rejects Chequers proposals
EU reforms leave smart stock pickers to spot long-term investments
UK estate agency says ‘fundamentally flawed’ model not right for vendors
European Council president tells Theresa May parts of Chequers ‘would not work’ for EU
If UK fails to approve an EU deal, a second plebiscite looks increasingly likely
Yet to be decided is what will happen on exit day, the divorce deal and final destination
From the Barnier Border Solution to the Merkel visa, the possibilities are endless
