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EU expected to issue veiled warning to China over supply of cut-cost goods

European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen to meet Chinese president Xi Jinping at summit on Thursday

Moody’s cuts China credit outlook to negative as economy slows

Rating agency says Beijing may need to bail out local governments as property sector collapses

Central banks ‘risk tipping UK and other developed countries into recession’

Stance on inflation poses threat to ‘soft landing’ forecast for global economy, says OECD

UK Global Investment Summit is very nice – but the £29.5bn figure is pure hype

Rishi Sunak’s foreign investment claims include pledges and spending that would have happened anyway

Sunak woos business elite with royal welcome – but they seek certainty

Bosses have doubts despite glitzy summit seeking investment from US, Saudi Arabia and others

UK economy is addicted to immigration but there is long-term treatment

Immigration fuels growth and much-needed workers but there are ways to wean UK plc off its dependency

EU agrees to ban exports of waste plastic to poor countries

Rules, still subject to formal approval, stop exports to non-OECD countries and limit them elsewhere

More public investment, not less, could lift advanced economies out of their malaise

Western nations are caught in a low-growth trap, with tricky political choices to make – but there is a way out

Why Germany’s economic miracle is facing a new reality

In 1923, the country was rocked with hyperinflation, now the retreat from globalisation is exposing the fragility of its industrial model

Brexit has hit UK’s economic openness, says Bank of England governor

Andrew Bailey says free trade demands greater international cooperation on financial rule-making

Middle East war could spark global recession, say Wall Street experts

Fear adds to Russia-Ukraine conflict risk and increases ‘probability of European and of US recession’

Maersk to cut 10,000 jobs as shipping demand drops

Danish company has axed 6,500 of those roles already, with global economic slowdown taking toll

Russia has tightened capital controls to help prop up rouble, report says

Western companies that sell their Russian assets restricted from taking proceeds in dollars and euros

World Bank warns oil price could soar to record $150 a barrel

Escalation of Israel-Hamas war into Middle East-wide conflict would disrupt oil supplies and stoke food prices, says Bank

Young Europeans more likely to quit driving and have fewer children to save planet

Exclusive: Poll shows young people willing to make big lifestyle changes but baulk at smaller gestures

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