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Windsor framework was meant to reduce paperwork but businesses are worried ahead of rules coming into effect on Sunday
Data helps steady bond markets and signals prospect of end to interest rate rises on both sides of Atlantic
Also in this newsletter: Boost for UK economy, Washington braces for shutdown, science round-up
Also in this newsletter: European Commission on alert over mounting number of green rules breaches
Berlin has tightened deficit discipline as ‘bond vigilantes’ return
Yields reach highest level in a decade as investors’ deficits worries add fuel to sell-off
Higher than expected penalty by EU court highlights how bloc’s rules still apply due to N Ireland’s single market ties
Swedish start-up to tap generous subsidies for its first such plant outside Europe
Berlin was holding out on a remaining piece of the bloc’s asylum and immigration reform
Hungarian leader accused of allowing people to cross into Slovakia to boost anti-immigrant politician Robert Fico
Prices rise by 4.3 per cent in the year to September, boosting expectations of a slowdown in region-wide inflation
The measure aims to promote green technologies worldwide
Lack of nuance makes for bad policy
Giorgia Meloni’s government aims to reach EU rule of 3% of gross domestic product in 2026
Fears of unpredictable costs and bottlenecks when ‘adjustment mechanism’ enters trial phase on October 1
Also in this newsletter: the political case for Spain’s Sánchez to say no to an amnesty for Catalan separatists
President Emmanuel Macron signals plans for new law aimed at containing electricity prices
Proposed anti-subsidy duties are an admission that European companies and governments have been slow to innovate
Companies warn they are unable to import benchmark steel product cheaply under current import quota scheme
Europe is hungry for newcomers to fill labour market gaps but rising numbers of irregular arrivals are fuelling the far right
Paris is moving slower than other EU capitals in curbing its budget deficit and public debt
Alternative for Germany is stoking anti-migrant sentiment in the town of Görlitz — and nationwide
Manufacturers could fall behind rivals if they fail to invest to secure supplies, says resources minister
Rising prices might explain why Moscow has decided to resume exports
Government seeks to address lack of workers in agriculture, tourism and construction
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