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Christian Lindner calls for ‘path towards reducing state debt’ despite economic turmoil
The outlook is deteriorating because of the Covid outbreak in China, rising US interest rates and a cost of living crisis in Europe
Prices are increasing at different rates, with the cost of living rising fastest in the Baltic states and eastern Europe
Demands to override or scrap the border agreement are counterproductive
Brussels urges London to engage over post-Brexit trade or face retaliatory measures
Delays in approving new sites, rising costs and cheap Chinese imports have hit the sector
The row over Northern Ireland risks a deeper decline in UK trade in response to threats of violence from a tiny minority
Euro climbs after Dutch central banker Klaas Knot becomes first governing council member to suggest half-point rise
DUP refuses to join power-sharing government in Belfast until UK legislation to override trade deal is enacted
As Boris Johnson proposes legislation to suspend parts of the deal, we look where Brussels and London disagree
French carmaker’s sale of a promising division underlines hard choices faced by western businesses
The eurozone’s central bank might be like a dysfunctional family, but it generally works things out
Trade and Technology Council is testing a softer, more ad hoc approach to transatlantic relations
European Commission forecasts underline economic gloom from effects of Ukraine invasion
Turkey objects to Nato enlargement, Hungary holds up EU embargo on Russian oil
Maros Šefčovič urges London to engage with EU to resolve trade deal problems
EU says that Northern Ireland could lose access to its single market
Bank of England will have to raise rates higher than it has forecast and even more than markets have priced in
Economists think first increase in more than decade is ‘done deal’
France has seen near record-low levels of rain, triggering warnings of a hit to output
Chief investment officer Vincent Mortier predicts the ECB will fall further behind Fed on policy tightening
Move puts UK on collision course with EU, whose leaders warn PM not to act unilaterally
Joachim Nagel says delaying action now would risk sharper rises in the future
No white smoke on oil embargo after Ursula von der Leyen’s impromptu dinner with Viktor Orbán
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