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Competition and Markets Authority says some suppliers contributing to food price inflation
The shift away from emerging markets reflects an eclipsing of economics by politics
As renewables become competitive on cost, it is policymakers who are the biggest brake on the energy transition
As economies enter disinflation, a stand-off over rates has emerged between markets and monetary policymakers
‘Transshipment’ of liquefied natural gas, crucial for Moscow’s Arctic fleet, is banned by UK and Netherlands
Also in today’s newsletter, crackdown on Ukraine’s oligarchs and Gaza’s children bear brunt of war
Investors betting central bank likely to cut borrowing costs by May next year
The future of fossil fuels and the question of who pays for climate damage will be up for debate
Jonathan Haskel warns inflation could prove persistent if labour market pressures continue
Rising interest rates dried up lending in the credit-reliant single currency bloc
America and its allies remain more united and economically powerful than Beijing’s group of malcontents
Stephen D King on why his book is still relevant
Also in today’s newsletter, Barclays to drop thousands of clients in strategic overhaul and consultants told to use burner phones for Hong Kong trips
Canada, Australia and Denmark are success stories to learn from
Fierce competition ahead of Christmas leads to dip in non-food prices, says British Retail Consortium
British prime minister uses summit to unveil nearly £30bn in pledges and MoUs with global companies
Also in this newsletter: Turkey’s Russian exports in spotlight, COP28 manoeuvres, gold price soars
Pandemic-era €1.7tn stimulus programme had been due to wind down by end 2024
Growth in shipments of restricted parts fuels western suspicions that Turkish companies are conduit for Moscow
Also in today’s newsletter, a surge in Turkey’s military exports to Russia, and Biden’s absence from COP28
New environmental measures are swamping low-income countries with bureaucracy
Less. A lot less
Also in this newsletter: How Poland’s president is delaying Donald Tusk’s premiership
Optimism infects business leaders in Monterrey as manufacturers shift operations close to the US
Prime minister will highlight nearly £30bn of long-term backing from international investors
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