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Russia could run out of money next year, says oligarch Oleg Deripaska

Western sanctions are causing serious pressure, with budget deficit forecast to jump

The Guardian view on Germany’s economic miracle: it was built on debt relief

Editorial: Cancelling loans put the Wunder into Wirtschaftswunder. Treat poor nations the same today

Bitter harvest for some in a global economy changed by Russia’s war

A year of conflict has brought soaring prices and faltering trade, but also a step change in the switch to renewables

Joe Biden nominates former Mastercard boss Ajay Banga to lead World Bank

US president puts forward choice to oversee new focus on climate crisis after resignation of Trump appointee David Malpass

Pakistan’s fresh £580m loan from China intensifies debt burden fears

Loan is on top of £25bn that cash-strapped Islamabad already owes Beijing and Chinese commercial banks

Rockefeller Foundation boss favourite to succeed David Malpass at World Bank

Calls for White House to lose stranglehold on choosing bank’s leadership

World Bank chief resigns after climate stance misstep

David Malpass was criticised when he dodged question about fossil fuels’ link to climate crisis

FTSE 100 hits 8,000 points for first time as recession fears ease

The index of largest companies listed on the London Stock Exchange reaches its highest level

FTSE 100 hits fresh all-time high as inflation and recession fears ease

Index rises to 7934.30, pushing it above previous record set on 3 February

Slowing economic growth and a FTSE record high can coexist – here’s how

The blue-chip Footsie has closed at an all-time high while the UK’s economy is set to shrink

UK will be 15 years late in hitting £1tn annual export target, figures show

Exclusive: Forecasts predict exports will fall to £707bn next year and target will not be reached until 2035

What we learned at Davos: signs of hope emerge from the pessimism

Prospects for artificial intelligence and green transition fuel sense that the only way is up for the global economy

China’s future to AI and jobs: five big questions from Davos

From the threat of AI weaponising spam to a trade war sparked by green subsidies, the taxing topics at this year’s World Economic Forum

IMF chief says global economic outlook ‘less bad’ than feared

Kristalina Georgieva hints growth forecast could be upgraded thanks to retreating inflation, but warns against overoptimism

Almost two in five CEOs ‘fear their global firms will be unviable within 10 years’

Worker shortages and need to adapt to tech changes given as reasons in survey as Davos meeting begins

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