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Democratic Unionists refuse to restore power sharing as region’s finances worsen
It’s a fallacy to suppose there is a simple solution to the failings of our financial systems and economies
New study attempts to capture total rescue loans from world’s biggest bilateral creditor
Anti-coercion mechanism allows bloc to retaliate when one of its members is pressured with import bans
Tara Zahra deftly weaves cutting-edge scholarship and human stories into concerns about democracy, markets and nation-states
Also in today’s newsletter, Senate hearings on bank failures and Kyiv's strategy in Crimea
March grocery inflation of 17.5% adds £837 to average household’s annual bill, market research reveals
Sovereign debt restructuring nerds rejoice
Monetary policy does not lean against booms but eases aggressively in busts while debt keeps rising inexorably
Move comes as Biden administration prepares guidance on qualifying for tax credits under IRA
Annual price rise hits 15% in March as cost of living crisis shows no sign of letting up
Technology could boost global GDP by 7% but also risks creating ‘significant disruption’
Outflows indicate difficulties in retaining deposits even before this month’s banking turmoil
Michael Barr said US central bank’s board had been briefed on troubles at California lender in mid-February
Bank of England governor stresses that UK financial system is ‘resilient’
Political crisis in Israel, a new leader for Scotland and how cat videos are affecting ammunition production
Fallout from pandemic and war in Ukraine could be exacerbated if financial turmoil sparks recession
Markets now bet US, Canada and Brazil will cut borrowing costs before the autumn
Beijing’s reluctance to restructure complicates Sri Lanka’s IMF rescue, plus the EU’s plan to save the Amazon through trade
Also in today’s newsletter, Twitter’s source code leaked and Israel protests intensify over minister’s sacking
Sustained demand for key components likely to lead to shortages, says Global Wind Energy Council
Consumer tech might no longer be a growth area, but the digitisation of industry has just begun
One of world’s largest shipping groups says country’s consumers are still ‘stunned’ by Covid disruptions
A maximalist culture of bailouts and state support is bloating and thereby destabilising the global financial system
There are clear contradictions in Europe’s desire to invest more, maintain strict budgets and avoid common spending
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