Eurozone heads for 'dreaded double dip’ as recovery stalls
Business activity shrinks as coronavirus resurgence takes its toll
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Manufacturers lead UK fightback
British firms outpace European rivals as unemployment across the Eurozone rises for the fifth month running
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Dovish Lagarde sets stage for policy shake-up at the ECB
Central bank president signals move towards average inflation target, following the lead of US central bankers
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Europe risks languishing in slump as America's economy powers ahead
The EU cannot risk the unforced error of a no-deal Brexit, so Brussels will have to dial down its demands and meet Britain halfway
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Lagarde retreats from currency war, accepting deflation as the euro spirals higher
The ECB’s president distanced herself from a spate of warnings that the rising exchange rate is compounding the eurozone's woes
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Euro soars after ECB holds fire on stimulus
The European Central Bank faces deflation threat as Covid-19 cases surge across Europe
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ECB weighs chance to 'talk down' the euro
Christine Lagarde's latest challenge is the strong euro, which threatens to undermine growth, and her inflation target
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Rebound in German industrial production lost steam in July
German factory output rose less in July than in June, and much less than analysts had expected
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Economists warn of deflation ahead of vital interest rates decision
Persistently low inflation could nudge the ECB towards loosening monetary policy
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France unleashes €100bn stimulus to kick-start flagging economy
Planned cuts to business taxes stand in contrast to suggestions the UK could hike levies on companies
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France to cover cost of €100bn stimulus package with higher growth
Prime minister says a costly coronavirus recovery package will be paid off by 2025
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Eurozone recovery stalls as second wave sparks services slowdown
Economists warn a spike in the number of infections in many countries is hitting a services recovery after unexpected dips in PMIs
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Eating out back on the menu as Britons venture out of the house
More than one-quarter of Britons went out to a cafe, restaurant or pub in the past week
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Europe's economic winners and losers from the Covid crisis
A split is emerging between the European economies hit hardest by the pandemic and those escaping with less damage
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French and German factories surge as global rebound hopes rise
Industrial production and exports in the eurozone are climbing again, but have further to go to plug the pandemic gap
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Second wave fears stall eurozone’s slow recovery
Live economic signals indicate the region has stopped clawing back lost output and risks going into reverse
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Cutting stimulus too soon risks a credit crunch and social devastation
The picture emerging on both sides of the Atlantic from official GDP data is as traumatic as feared
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Record plunge for eurozone economy
Summer hotspots Spain and Portugal lead a record-breaking decline in GDP during the second quarter
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France, Spain and Italy suffer savage economic hit
Spain hit by 18.5pc contraction in second quarter – the worst performance of the major eurozone economies during the pandemic
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Second wave warning as Germany suffers record slump
The eurozone's biggest economy sees a double-digit fall in growth as Covid-19 cases rise again
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Why the Dutch are ready to lead the EU naysayers after UK's exit
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has ruffled feathers in the EU by advocating a more frugal approach to the coronavirus pandemic
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How to avoid being caught out by a second coronavirus wave
Businesses must prepare for worst scenario now – even if it means closing areas that won’t be viable
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Second shock to Spain's economy could send ripples across Europe hotspots
Spain's popular hotspots face huge blow as big spending Britons are forced to stay away
