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Central banks must balance price stability mandates against market-driven concerns of financial stability
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Differences among member states make EU-wide action difficult, allowing economic nationalists to exploit concerns
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EU milk quotas ended in 2015 and Brexit creates uncertainty in agriculture; financial innovation will help farmers adapt
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An ‘America First’ pall hangs over the highly integrated North American energy market as trade talks loom
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Security concerns are complicating Middle Eastern states’ quest for nuclear power
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The White House has struggled to push much-anticipated legislative proposals through Congress during its earliest months
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London has won all the battles with the EU to keep euro-clearing and remains in a very strong position
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The tech giant’s highly profitable search business was hit by the largest antitrust fine in the EU’s history
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President Xi Jinping has ordered greater supervision of and monitoring of outbound investment
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In an increasingly competitive regional business environment, family firms will need to adapt to thrive
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