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Governors Christopher Waller and Stephen Miran dissented against the decision, calling for a reduction

Statistics agency will use more than a billion supermarket checkout and online sales data to replace manual price collection

Chomp chomp chomp

Europe’s largest economy struggles to rebound despite government’s €1tn debt-funded investment spree

It is not foolish to show the US president that Canada has options

Signs of broader-based growth as renewable energy investment falls in China

Also in today’s newsletter: SpaceX’s summer listing and Citigroup sues former employee in alleged sexual harassment case

Martin Kocher untroubled by single currency’s current level but says further appreciation could drive down import prices

Europe has a key role to play in building a successor to the US-led global order

Stocks rise with inflation expectations as fund managers anticipate more stimulus despite strong growth

Eswar Prasad brings academic and policy expertise to this engaging analysis of the disintegrating postwar order

Executive adds to debate over critical sector as PM embarks on first trip to Beijing by a British leader since 2018

Rightwing leader mocks Techint executive after company’s bid for pipeline contract was rejected

Loose fiscal policy no longer makes sense now that Japan has escaped deflation

Record production comes as analysts say Venezuelan output is not likely to significantly hit demand in short term

Also in today’s newsletter, the US president threatens more tariffs on South Korea and Canada

Country leads the formerly weak southern EU economies that are now outpacing France and Germany

Because it doesn’t look like it’s the central banks

The past week showed every action has a reaction, many of which will annoy the US president

Also in today’s newsletter: US links Ukraine security guarantees to ceding of territory and EU-India trade deal