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7:38pm
Trade: Solar flares
Some EU companies fear a showdown with China over solar equipment imports, writes Joshua Chaffin
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UK
7:33pm
Cameron reassures investors on EU exit
Tory MPs step up pressure on PM over referendum
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Martin Wolf
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COMMENT
7:08pm
The time for a British decision is now
It is doubtful London could remain the continent’s financial capital if the UK quit the EU
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Philip Stephens
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COMMENT
7:03pm
Democracy is not to blame for populism
Globalisation and technology have provided fertile ground for the politics of grievance globally
6:14pm
China calls for solar panel tariffs talks
European Commission agrees 47% levy on Chinese made panels
5:49pm
Italy sees xenophobic ‘nightmare’ Europe
Senior politicians warn on rise of populist parties
- Joblessness hits fresh highs in Portugal and Greece
- Martin Wolf’s Exchange Europe’s beggar-my-neighbour policy
Gillian Tett
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MARKETS
5:10pm
Americans ahead in paying down debt
Eurozone households have higher debt to income ratio
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MARKETS
3:53pm
Are negative interest rates an ECB bluff?
Analysts assess the possible long-term effects on the euro
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SPECIAL REPORTS
May 8, 2013
EU focuses on returning single market to health
Commission moves to reignite the bloc’s growth-deprived economy, writes James Fontanella-Khan
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SPECIAL REPORTS
May 8, 2013
European Union seeks road to redemption
While Europe appears determined to master its destiny, long-term solutions are hard to find, writes Tony Barber
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MIDDLE EAST & NORTH AFRICA
May 8, 2013
UK pushes to amend EU Syria arms embargo
Move would pave way for weapons transfer to rebels
May 8, 2013
Brussels wants to alter bank account rules
Commission to force more transparency over fees and ease switching
May 7, 2013
Paris and Berlin seek to put differences aside
Formation of European banking union leads agenda
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COMMENT
May 7, 2013
Call a truce in the no-winners solar war
Bickering among nations will not fix our energy insecurity, writes Jeremy Leggett
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GLOBAL ECONOMY
May 7, 2013
Austria moves closer to tax evasion reforms
FT series: legal changes on data-sharing up for negotiation
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UK
May 7, 2013
UK drive to open Europe services market
Lawson’s call raises fear of further Tory splits on Europe
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UK
May 7, 2013
Lawson throws EU rejection in spotlight
No. 10 scrabbles to limit damage on former chancellor’s claim
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Negative rates might backfire on ECB
Negative rates could end up causing banks to lend less not more