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Further reforms are vital for sustained progress in the eurozone’s core and periphery
Strong growth in some eastern and southern countries was offset by declines in many northern EU states
Consumer prices edge tantalisingly close to target in eurozone but exceed forecasts in US
Lower than expected figure bolsters expectations of ECB interest rate cuts by summer
Outperformance by Italy, Spain, Portugal and Greece contrasts sharply with stagnation in Germany
Prices in Europe’s largest economy rise at lowest level in nearly 3 years
The country’s recovery has benefited its banks in particular
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Price growth in key eurozone economies undershoots expectations
As the monetary cycle looks set to turn, the policy framework for the next phase remains unclear
Piero Cipollone’s comments indicate he may argue for loosening monetary policy at bank’s April meeting
Five leading institutes expect expansion of just 0.1 per cent in 2024 as exports fall and domestic demand fails to pick up
Finance minister says nation needs ‘wake-up call’ on excessive spending
Experience shows that joint financing of public goods works
Main driver of growth is Flanders where sectors including life sciences and fintech are flourishing
PMI indices continue to rise across the UK and eurozone while downturn in manufacturing eases
Rules may be so harsh that they could actually backfire for society and markets
Comments indicate central bank is likely to keep markets guessing on timing and scale of easing
Also in this newsletter: shake-up at Deloitte, FT survey on US interest rates, Autonomy founder on trial
Lower prices for energy imports and increased exports boost Europe’s performance
Ireland’s open economy makes country disproportionately dependent on air travel
Many EU countries with biggest shortfalls have high levels of debt and budget deficits
China Chamber of Commerce to EU fears that bloc’s rules agreed on Friday will cause ‘increased bureaucracy’
Gap between the countries’ borrowing costs narrows while investors position for interest rate cuts
Socialist premier forced to roll over budget as MPs approve amnesty bill for region’s separatists
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