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Domestic developments in Germany and Italy could delay efforts to overhaul the rules of the euro-area
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Consumer prices rose the most in nearly five years but, due to the New Year and vegetables, producer prices slowed
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Construction plunged by the most since 2012 in January, though industrial output was boosted temporarily
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The euro-area grew by 2.7% on the year in October-December as strong exports offset weak consumption
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The main winners of the March 4 general elections are two versions of populist Euroscepticism
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China is targeting GDP growth of 6.5%, inflation of 3.0% and a budget deficit of 2.6% of GDP
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A parliamentary stalemate or an unstable majority for the centre-right are the most likely outcomes
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GDP grew by more than 7% for the first time since 2016 in October-December but faces challenges ahead
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Fed Chair Powell’s first testimony bolstered expectations of four rate hikes in 2018 and avoided non-monetary policy
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Moscow is nearing its goal of having 'adequate' international reserves, and gold is an important component
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