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President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan under pressure to turn around the economy ahead of a general election set for May
We should not allow our response to the Inflation Reduction Act to threaten functioning markets and fair competition
Motorists endure day of disruption after Giorgia Meloni’s government accuses operators of speculation
Washington offers ‘record funding’ of $1.4bn for sector
Premier Mark Rutte says bloc still has ample funding to help with transition
Bonds issued by European Commission trade with higher yields than Germany and France
The country should not forget the need for strong and independent institutions in its dash for growth
Third monthly rise in PMI’s manufacturing and services survey could reinforce ECB’s resolve on rates
Product development roles feared to be heading to US as carmaker adapts to future with electric vehicles
Also in today’s newsletter: Paschal Donohoe has become the wrong kind of poster boy
Sharp about-turn in sentiment comes as IMF indicates it will upgrade its global economic forecasts
Monetary policy is entering a phase of quantitative tightening for which there is plenty of theory but little past experience
Brussels and Washington need to avoid beggar-thy-neighbour measures
Annual growth now 21.6%, half last summer’s peak, in sign of waning cost pressures in eurozone’s biggest economy
After weaponising gas supplies, the Russian president is now on the back foot as prices fall
Remarks from ECB’s Christine Lagarde and Fed’s Lael Brainard stoke expectations of more rate rises
The EU’s plans for environmental subsidies face problems of incentives and transatlantic co-ordination
Country’s oil and gas revenues surged last year but Putin warns of risk of ‘budget problems’ in 2023
Ursula von der Leyen pledges ‘unprecedented’ investments in clean technologies
ZEW indicator beats expectations as fiscal support and Covid-rule relaxation in China offset effect of war in Ukraine
Contentious Messina span seen as investment catalyst but confronts local resistance
The European Central Bank’s chief economist discusses the institution’s response to a series of global shocks
Executives voice concern over viability despite signs of improvement in the economic outlook
The French president is once more running into problems over pension reform
One of the EU’s most liberal governments is chairing an increasingly interventionist gang of member states
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