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MPs are chafing at the cost of quantitative tightening.

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“In listings, the game is over,” said Stéphane Boujnah, chief executive of Euronext, the London Stock Exchange’s continental rival.

Since the 2008 global financial crisis, regulators fear that the part of the financial system that sits outside of banks has absorbed all the risk.

Centralizing the policing of sanctions could serve as a model for other EU countries.

Governor Andrew Bailey opens the door to a first rate cut in June, but warns it’s “not a fait accompli”.

Congress gave Biden a historic sum to green the economy, revive manufacturing and fix crumbling infrastructure. But most of it is unspent.

Malta’s political elite is being rocked by impending charges over a 2015 hospital concession deal.

The call comes after EU countries imposed sanctions on extremist Israeli settlers for the first time last month.

While billions would be used to buy weapons for Ukraine, neutral countries can limit themselves to providing non-military aid to Kyiv.

Europe’s rescue fund has nothing left to rescue. It could now become governments’ silver bullet for military investment instead.

It’s the first time Nadia Calviño has publicly called for a formal restructuring of the lender’s gearing ratio.

The EU’s economy grew by 0.3 percent in the first quarter of the year.

A grinding, slow process nears its end.

Here’s what you need to know about the French president’s wide-ranging address on Thursday.

European Parliament vetoes British territory’s removal from money-laundering watchlist amid EU-U.K. talks on its future.

The allegation comes as MEPs vote to keep the British territory on the EU’s money-laundering watchlist, despite European Commission’s decision to remove it.

Decision follows POLITICO investigation into German MEP.

EU’s Global Gateway funding has been spread “too thinly” and must be concentrated if it’s to stand a chance against Beijing, internal review says. 

High inflation and wavering public support ― in part blamed on Russian disinformation ― means the country is almost certain to miss its 2025 joining target.

The risk that lies closest to financiers’ hearts moved a step closer to reality as one of the Fed’s policymakers floated the idea that interest rates may have to rise still further to bring inflation under control. 

Dubbed the “plank of England” by one newspaper, Andrew Bailey hasn’t always been the most popular figure — but, perversely, criticism from Truss has helped.

A competitive, green Europe will require trillions in investments. No one has a good answer on where that money will come from.

Conservatives want to make electoral hay — but without the right rules and regulations, the City could fall behind.