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Poorest countries will suffer most from Covid downturn, says UN

Unctad agency says international cooperation has fallen well short of what is needed given scale of crisis

The Guardian view on the Biden stimulus: a historic moment

Editorial: The White House is putting government at the heart of the post-Covid economic bounce-back. The implications affect us all

Collapse of trade with EU will ‘last until the summer’

Delays and confusion at the UK’s ports threatens to put hundreds of small and medium-sized exporters out of business

Joe Biden writes a cheque for America – and the rest of the world

The president’s $1.9tn stimulus package should lift US GDP by up to 4% – and thus buoy up the whole of the global economy

‘It’s been tough’: UK exporters on how Brexit has damaged them

Businesses cite higher costs, customs delays and paperwork as among the problems they face

Mathias Cormann elected OECD chief despite climate record

Former Australian finance minister’s candidacy was dogged by complaints from environmental groups

Climate experts in dismay at choice of Mathias Cormann as OECD chief

Critics say election of former Australian finance minister with ‘atrocious record’ sends a dangerous signal

UK should enjoy spillover from US growth forecast – but don’t bank on it

Inflation and other uncertainties could take shine off OECD’s strikingly optimistic prediction

Shares in Europe and US hit Covid peaks on Biden stimulus hopes

Demand for US tech stocks pushes Dow above 32,000 while Stoxx 600 closes at highest in over a year

Covid-19 vaccines and stimulus plans will aid global growth, says OECD

Thinktank upgrades forecasts for world economy, with US expected to drive recovery

UK warned not to back Mathias Cormann as new OECD head

Support for Australian ex-minister with poor record on climate crisis would send ‘terrible message’

British ports say they are not ready for Brexit customs checks

Construction only just started at the key livestock port of Portsmouth, while the facility at Dover is just ‘a muddy field’

‘Not a suitable candidate’: climate groups urge OECD not to appoint Mathias Cormann as next head

A letter signed by 29 experts and activist groups says Cormann’s climate record should rule him out of secretary-general’s job

Whisky a go go: US suspends tariffs on UK exports including scotch

Move raises hopes of post-Brexit trade deal and relates to dispute over state support for Boeing and Airbus

Global markets rally as hopes for sustainable economic recovery rise

FTSE gains more than 100 points after concerns over bond sell-off ease

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