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There is intense debate over the origins and implications of rising market power and declining business dynamism across developed

There is intense debate over the origins and implications of rising market power and declining business dynamism across developed

The rapid growth of cryptocurrency markets has created new challenges for financial regulators and policymakers. This column discusses the

Worsened security in Europe has prompted EU member states to increase their defence capacity. This column argues that the

The Trump administration’s sweeping tariff measures are intended to increase the competitiveness of US firms – especially in high-tech

A key challenge in predicting recessions is distinguishing which factors matter at different forecasting horizons and across different countries.

Fact-checking has emerged as one of the most prominent policy tools to combat the spread of misinformation, but critics

Over the past two decades, start-ups have increasingly turned to acquisition as their preferred exit strategy, but the impact

It is a common hope that Russia’s war with Ukraine will erode domestic support for the Kremlin. This column

British consumer price inflation fell to 3.2% in November, its lowest since March, from 3.6% in October, official figures

The yen dipped 0.1% to 155.85, extending a 0.6% slide on Wednesday. The dollar inched higher against its major

There is intense debate over the origins and implications of rising market power and declining business dynamism across developed

The rapid growth of cryptocurrency markets has created new challenges for financial regulators and policymakers. This column discusses the

Worsened security in Europe has prompted EU member states to increase their defence capacity. This column argues that the

The Trump administration’s sweeping tariff measures are intended to increase the competitiveness of US firms – especially in high-tech

A key challenge in predicting recessions is distinguishing which factors matter at different forecasting horizons and across different countries.

Fact-checking has emerged as one of the most prominent policy tools to combat the spread of misinformation, but critics

Over the past two decades, start-ups have increasingly turned to acquisition as their preferred exit strategy, but the impact

It is a common hope that Russia’s war with Ukraine will erode domestic support for the Kremlin. This column

British consumer price inflation fell to 3.2% in November, its lowest since March, from 3.6% in October, official figures

The yen dipped 0.1% to 155.85, extending a 0.6% slide on Wednesday. The dollar inched higher against its major




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