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Data suggests demand for new workers remains strong despite Fed tightening campaign
We also report on the threat to Cyril Ramaphosa’s presidency and a successful fundraising by an Oculus co-founder
Inflation, energy prices and rail strike threats add to retail woes
Beijing rejects US criticism of its pandemic policies as some cities experiment with reopening
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A surge in demand from the region’s poorest has led some organisations to turn away new applicants
Foxconn plant workers tell FT of chaos that reveals Apple’s vulnerabilities to Chinese manufacturing shocks
French leader’s criticism on first day of state visit to America shows growing row over Joe Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act
Company selling prices predicted to rise at lowest rate since start of the Ukraine war
Ofcom responds to complaints about the transparency of in-contract fee increases
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Figures show drop in unemployment numbers in October but economists predict labour demand will wane
More countries will be unable to pay their debts after Covid and Ukraine, but ‘malevolent forces’ may not be the only problem
We also report on Sam Bankman-Fried denying he tried to ‘commit fraud’ and the US Treasury hands over Trump’s tax records to lawmakers
Economy minister signals Netherlands will not undermine relationship with Beijing despite US pressure over high-tech exports
Manufacturing output remains strong across most of the EU
Signs of slower interest rate rises in developed economies drive best month for EM debt in 24 years
And how the yield curve might be wrong
Eurozone inflation falls more than expected to 10%
With the private sector’s help, New Delhi has stepped up spending on infrastructure in neighbouring countries
EU governments see US clean energy subsidies as a threat, not an opportunity
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Like Godot, the US recession has been long heralded but failed to materialise. It will, sooner or later
A new regime of greater macro and market volatility is here to stay
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