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Analysis: After explosion in costs, central Europe’s factories are passing on the pain

Czech foundry Benes a Lat has seen its energy bill double in the past year and its finance director is…

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Today's central bankers have the unenviable task of weaning a pandemic-hit global economy off cheap money amid unprecedented sovereign debt…

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Asian and European shares fell, U.S. and European bond yields hit multi-year highs, and oil prices climbed on Wednesday as…

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The Bank of Japan raised its inflation forecasts on Tuesday but said it was in no rush to change its…

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European shares were slightly higher in early trading on Monday as investors focused on company earnings and U.S. Federal Reserve…

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U.S. companies will post results in the coming weeks on the final quarter of 2021 as investors worry about inflation's…

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Euro zone inflation rose unexpectedly last month, likely making for more uncomfortable reading at the European Central Bank, which has…

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Japan upgraded on Thursday its growth projections for the next fiscal year starting in April, saying it expected gross domestic…

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Investors are asking a key question after the U.S. Federal Reserve accelerated its taper of bond purchases and unveiled more…

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Asian shares staged a recovery on Tuesday on receding worries about the impact of the Omicron variant while Chinese markets…

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