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The European Central Bank's top economic thinkers are sparring over the outlook for inflation and rates, leaving investors scratching their heads over the ECB's next policy moves. Philip Lane and Isabel Schnabel, who lead the economic debate on the ECB's board, gave contrasting views this week on whether the euro zone central bank should scale down its interest rate increases and even on how to measure inflation. Lane, the ECB's chief economist, whose view is that record price growth will start to subside next year, said many arguments for another 75-basis-point rate hike were "no longer there".
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Alok Sharma, who was the president of the Cop26 climate summit, joined Liz Truss and Boris Johnson in backing rival legislation.
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BERLIN/BRUSSELS (Reuters) -Luxembourg's former finance minister Pierre Gramegna will take over the euro zone's bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), from December, succeeding Germany's Klaus Regling who retired last month. "The ESM Board of Governors just appointed Pierre Gramegna by broad consensus to become the new ESM Managing Director as of 1 December," the chairman of euro zone finance ministers Paschal Donohoe said in a Tweet.
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Thousands of families are having to sell their homes and raid inheritances because the NHS has wrongly denied seriously ill relatives free care.
The EU is complicating post-Brexit trade with its tough approach towards border controls, according to the boss of one of the world’s biggest ferry operators.
British fashion chain Primark set out plans to invest 140 million pounds ($169 million) in its UK store estate over the next two years, betting on its rock-bottom prices luring customers as the country grapples with a cost-of-living crisis. The budget group, part of Associated British Foods, said on Friday the investment will include the opening of at least four new stores and will create at least 850 jobs. The plan contrasts with other retailers such as Marks & Spencer, who have shut shops due to weak footfall and rising costs, while a shift to online shopping, accelerated by the pandemic, has also hampered store revenues.
A billionaire German sausage dynasty has bought the British casings manufacturer Devro in a £540m deal.
Enel Generacion Chile said on Friday that it reached an agreement with Shell to carry out contractual modifications that would have a pre-tax financial positive impact of about $500 million. In a note to local markets regulator, Enel Generacion Chile said the changes are still pending some corporate authorizations that are expected in December. "It is estimated that the operation will have a positive impact on the pre-tax result of Enel Generacion Chile of approximately USD 500 million," the note added.
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Nearly 90,000 first-time homeowners who bought properties in 2020 and 2021 could effectively be barred from remortgaging because they have fallen into negative equity, new analysis has suggested.
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Members of Aslef with 11 train operators will walk out on Saturday.
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More and more savers are choosing to oversee their own pension as professional managers fail to protect their money from falling financial markets.
The deal with Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board, which will kick off early next year, is set to 'help unlock significant growth' in SSEN Transmission, and SSE as a whole.
Discounts are unlikely to save struggling retailers as consumers cut back spending by around £1.5bn in the last quarter of this year, according to new data.