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The prime minister believes he can sustain GDP growth, but the IMF is warning of risks to the economy
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Most of the high-value currency notes withdrawn from circulation last year have been returned
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Non-financial lending rose the most since 2011 in July but it is very vulnerable and consumer credit continued to slow
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Increased borrowing reflects Gazprom's pipeline investment
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The Jackson Hole retreat proved light on future policy insights but revealed difficult trade-offs
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A likely rise in corporate credit costs coincides with a major privatisation plan
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A concerted state effort to improve financial inclusion is paying off, and could have some unintended positive effects
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Brexit’s impact on trade with the EU, congestion and reimposed customs procedures outweigh any increase in non-EU trade
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The Dana Gas case shows the danger of a lack of centralised governance for the 2-trillion-dollar Islamic finance sector
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Ford joined other manufacturers today in offering money off new cars for old cars with the broadest UK scheme seen yet
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