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China has just shown it can defeat America in a trade war
Donald Trump has almost certainly started a battle he cannot win
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Tumbling oil and gas prices are the silver lining in this chaos
There will be no winners from Trump’s trade war – but take comfort in the cost of energy
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Britain must rearm to save the crumbling rust belt
Higher defence spending will lift up regions outside of the South and boost manufacturing
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The protectionist EU deserves no sympathy in Trump’s depressing trade war
Brexit will look like a lucky escape if the US president follows through on his tariffs threat
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The Budget has just made the Bank of England’s job even harder
Rachel Reeves’s plans for spending and borrowing have fuelled worries about inflation
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A second Trump presidency strengthens the case for Brexit
Rejoining the EU would simply guarantee that the UK felt the full force of any new tariffs imposed on the bloc
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The Budget nightmare won’t be tax rises, but spending cuts
It is no longer a question of if the axe will fall, but where
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Reeves risks disaster if she overhauls fiscal rules
Labour’s fiscal credibility is at risk if the Chancellor keeps shifting the goalposts
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‘Brexit Britain’ is outperforming Europe – but Labour threatens to ruin it all
The new Labour Government’s policies risk snuffing out signs of recovery
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Reeves has subscribed to abacus economics of the very worst kind
The Chancellor is about to use the Treasury-funded OBR as a cover to justify tax rises
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Sorry kids, you are still too young to vote
The stakes are too high to hand 16-year-olds the power to decide the country’s future, as Labour proposes
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The Bank of England should ignore politics and just cut rates
If Threadneedle Street fails to deliver soon Britain’s recovery risks being snuffed out
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Four reasons interest rates could stay higher for longer
Bank of England risks missing the boat as Europe turns a corner
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Labour’s spending plans will drive Britain to the brink
It is increasingly clear that the party will leave Britain labouring under a mountain of debt
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A sudden British boom could hand Sunak the election
The rosier Britain’s economic outlook gets, the less appealing a gamble on Labour seems
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China’s gold-buying spree could be the straw that breaks the dollar’s back
Beijing could hold the key to the imminent demise of the US currency’s special status
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