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China counters that the G7 summit exposed the ‘sinister intentions’ of the US and its partners
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If Schäuble really wants to follow Keynes’ advice, Germany should borrow more and focus less on others’ spending habits.
Central bank should not take comfort from the bond market
As regulators crack down on cryptocurrencies, policymakers develop state-run versions
Shipbuilders and sea freight groups prepare stock listings as demand jumps following Covid-19
British leader’s swipe exacerbates dispute with EU over protocol he signed as part of Brexit deal
Economic data about the strength of the recovery partly reflect ‘base effects’
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Building boom leads to bottleneck of essential supplies, from steel and wood to concrete and copper
Environment groups criticise lack of detail on how proposals will be financed
UK prime minister says EU leaders are acting in a draconian way over trade checks on goods
G7 leaders need to define rules that integrate our shared values and promote transparency
Investors face tricky bet on sustainability of spike in prices as economy recovers
Will Brexit and Northern Ireland overshadow PM's agenda on tax, climate and poverty?
Government bond prices rise and yields tumble despite strongest inflation reading in 13 years
Summit of major democracies rejects post-Covid austerity and welcomes US appeal to ‘meet the moment’
G7 measures will disproportionately benefit rich countries
Offer of 1bn jabs is not enough to close supply divide and stem pandemic’s spread, say critics
Although new entrants face considerable hurdles, the potential rewards make it worthwhile
British prime minister at odds with bloc over plan to cut border checks by aligning UK’s food rules with Brussels
Consumer price growth hit 6% in May, driven by easing of Covid rules and rise in food prices
Retail spending and the return of schools boost output in April
And Basel says no to crypto
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