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The eurozone is about to go bust
Germany’s once-mighty Bundesbank is losing money – and it is far from alone
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Eurozone on the brink of recession
A raft of gloomy data suggests a wider economic slowdown is underway
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The eurozone’s next crisis is already approaching, in Italy
The Continent's weak link poses a serious risk to entire European project
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Fault lines are fast re-emerging in Europe’s fragile monetary union
Already fiscally challenged, high interest rates risk pushing the eurozone to the brink
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Britain’s post-Covid debt pile grows at faster pace than all but one EU nation
Slugging economic growth and surging borrowing costs add to UK’s debt burden
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Calm down, the UK is not an emerging market – and nor is it Greece
Rising borrowing costs may be poisonous – but they will soon come tumbling down
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Inflation crisis driven by rising corporate profits, claims IMF
Companies urged to accept smaller margins or risk prolonging pain
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Brexit has been botched – our legal system is to blame
We must tackle the real issues stopping us from reaping the rewards of Brexit
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Eurozone economy slows sharply amid fresh recession fears
Output stagnates across the bloc after ECB raised interest rates to 22-year high
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Europe is already in producer price deflation and a deepening credit crunch
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Remainers predicting economic catastrophe have been utterly humiliated
It is the sclerotic EU, not Britain, that has slipped into recession
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No, our inflation problem is not due to Brexit
Inflation is still set to fall sharply this year – regardless of Brexit scaremongering
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Is Credit Suisse, the bad apple of European banking, really 'too big to fail, too big to be saved'?
Crisis sends shockwaves across the City as speculation of a Swiss bailout swirls
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Germany on brink of recession – but hopes grow Britain will avoid one
Blow to Scholz after economy suffered steeper downturn than previously thought
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Putin kickstarts de-industrialisation of Europe's factories
High gas prices caused by Russia's war on Ukraine has hit manufacturers and their output
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Euro forecast to be worth less than a dollar after Christine Lagarde’s ‘kamikaze’ rate rises
Currency is widely expected to fall below parity within the first months of 2023
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Japan’s Christmas bombshell risks setting off another European credit crunch
The Bank of Japan has gone from a bad but stable equilibrium to an unstable equilibrium
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The ECB’s hawkish bravado is another fateful moment for the euro project
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Rising prices and more building sites? How joining the euro might affect holidays to Croatia
There are fears that prices – already on the rise – will increase further after Croatia adopts the euro on January 1
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How France became trapped in a spiral of chaos and decline
Humiliated Emmanuel Macron is presiding over a country that has lost its raison d’être
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‘Complacent’ Europe at risk of severe gas shortage next summer
The continent faces a projected shortfall of 30bn cubic metres of natural gas, warns IEA
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Europe’s next debt crisis is only just beginning – tearing North and South apart
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