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Mehmet Şimşek signals intention to move away from unorthodox strategy that has fuelled crisis
Official data suggests downturn but other figures point to last year’s boom continuing
Move signals that President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan may be open to a more orthodox economic approach
Now is the time for the bloc to complete its banking and capital markets union
Trade experts warn British membership of Pan-Euro-Mediterranean convention is not ‘immediate fix’
May figure drops to 6.1% but ECB president Christine Lagarde signals more interest rate rises ahead
New research shows that one-off temporary disruptions account for most of the inflation we see
German bonds rally and euro falls against dollar as investors react to further signs of cooling price pressures
Economists warn economic stimulus and ultra-loose monetary policies will fuel inflation crisis
Japanese investors could retreat if BoJ ends its ultra-loose monetary policy
Links between eurozone’s largest lenders and less regulated sector provokes increasing alarm among policymakers
Ola Källenius calls for delay in post-Brexit sourcing rules and warns new tariffs will dent industry competitiveness
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Weaker than expected price pressures boost hopes of drop in figure for eurozone
Re-elected president insists interest rates should stay low despite inflation running at over 40%
Unorthodox economic ideas are finding a mainstream audience as climate change bites
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
EU seeks to untangle some of its dependence on Asian powerhouse but remains more cautious than US
Misleading or suppressed official figures make it hard to assess Russia’s wartime economic record but strains are evident
Revised contract addresses concerns over costly glut of unwanted shots as public health threat wanes
Currency falls to 20 to the dollar for the first time as polls predict Erdoğan victory at runoff election
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Consumption cutting in five big economies drives most of the decrease
First-quarter decline, on weak consumer and industrial activity, is second consecutive contraction in output
The country’s vigorous export-oriented private sector is being threatened by the president’s economic chicanery
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