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Funds for Ukraine are secure, says Berlin, but Brussels has delayed agreement as it pushes for other expenses
Central bank chief Joachim Nagel’s position at odds with other ECB policymakers
Did price-gouging really contribute meaningfully to inflation?
Part-time work option and hybrid model assist in supporting female participation in labour market
Swedish-Finnish pulp and paper giant tops ranking of Europe Diversity Leaders
Judges say government’s fund intended to subsidise chip factories and upgrade railways is illegal
Despite country’s huge debt load, politicians, central banks and rating agencies prevent it tumbling into the abyss
Latest downgrade comes amid rising expectations of stagnation in the coming quarters
President’s ambitions to hit 5% rate dented by rise in joblessness among younger workers and women
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The Financial Times invited readers to name European companies that are using new technology to meet the business challenges of 2023 — from geopolitical tensions to the rise of AI. Here are the shortlisted businesses, and this year’s winners
Agreement comes as European countries seek to avoid repeat of energy price explosion that followed Ukraine invasion
Confidence grows that downturn in largest EU economy has ‘bottomed out’, ZEW survey suggests
Ruling related to country’s enshrined debt brake risks spat within coalition and cash for energy transition
Also in this newsletter: Ireland ups the pressure on Israel
Schneider boss says there is ‘no unity’ as bloc struggles with substantially higher prices than US and Asia
Downturn in once-thriving residential construction industry poses challenge for EU’s largest economy
Central bank’s president tells FT rates must be kept at current levels for ‘long enough’
Also in this newsletter: Portugal calls a snap election as Spain moves to form a government
Brussels handed lifeline by opinion that previous ruling quashing its order for funds ‘should be set aside’
Also in this newsletter: how subsidies are undermining the EU single market
Deal to help shield country’s manufacturers from high energy costs likely to draw criticism from Brussels
Central bank’s chief economist Philip Lane says return to pre-crisis levels would destabilise banks
Also in this newsletter: The EU’s capital markets are losing competitiveness, industry warns
Officials say they would want to see companies cutting profit margins to be convinced inflation would fall sufficiently
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