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An over-reliance on state investment persists

EU’s chief negotiator offers talks on legal text days after UK called off negotiations

There will be radical change from Trump’s approach, but more in style than in substance

New analysis of global pension systems says people face working longer or having less income in later life

UBS takes a look at which European companies will benefit from a Blue Wave.

Alternative indicators give an early picture of how the global economy is faring in the face of headwinds from new restrictions as case counts climb

It’s not great news for EU’s ability to finalise agreements if its biggest member state can’t get deals done

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Strong industrial growth powers recovery despite GDP data missing expectations

Britain’s new restrictions risk hurting a big chunk of the economy

Movement of people is in ‘historic decline’ that will have lasting effects, says OECD

Research laid the intellectual groundwork for a dramatic erosion of corporate creditworthiness 

Tariffs and quotas would hit Belgium’s Dutch-speaking north, one of the regions most closely integrated with the UK

Government budgets in red by nearly €1tn, according to draft plans sent to European Commission

Prime minister to launch ad campaign as polls show many companies not ready for new EU relationship

A path to a UK-EU trade deal exists, but theatrics risk a breakdown

Rising infections and lockdown measures could stymie recovery, warn economists

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Suppliers fear loss of customers if bloc does not recognise certification after end of Brexit transition period