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Romania’s finances quake before historic vote

George Simion is riding a wave of discontent created by slowing growth, high inflation, and entrenched inequality that may carry him into Romania’s presidential palace in Sunday’s vote. But the hard-right ultranationalist’s

15/05/2025

by LP Staff Writers

UK inflation slowed less than expected in May

Consumer price inflation in the U.K. slowed only slightly in May, all but ensuring that the Bank of England won’t cut interest rates at its policy meeting on Thursday. The Office for National Statistics said the consumer price index rose

18/06/2025

by LP Staff Writers

Putin warns his officials not to allow recession

Russian President Vladimir Putin cautioned his officials to make sure their efforts to cool down an

Croatia’s euro advice to Bulgaria: Relax, it could be a lot worse

All those Bulgarian euro doomsayers need to take a chill pill. At least, that’s the advice

Cooling May inflation paves way for ECB rate cut

Soft inflation numbers for May from the eurozone’s biggest countries have made an interest rate cut next week from the European Central Bank all but a sure thing. Italy, Spain and Germany

30/05/2025

Cartels·Central Banker·Data·Energy·Inflation·Insurance·Interest rates·Media·Oil·Policy·Services

EU to approve Bulgaria’s euro bid

BRUSSELS — The EU will shortly approve Bulgaria’s bid to adopt the euro as early as Jan. 1, 2026, making it the 21st member of the bloc’s currency union. After years of waiting,

27/05/2025

Central Banker·Cost of living·Courts·Currency·Eurozone·Financial Services·Inflation·Parliament·Referendum·Trade

UK inflation setback for Labour as ‘Awful April’ hits households

“Awful April” turned out to be even more awful than expected. Hikes in energy and water bills, council tax and rail fares pushed British inflation back up to 3.5 percent last month,

21/05/2025

Banks·Benchmarks·Central Banker·Energy·Energy prices·Financial Services UK·Inflation·Interest rates·Monetary Policy·Pollution·Tax·Water

18 hours in the making of a president: Inside Nicușor Dan’s election win

FĂGĂRAŞ, Romania — It’s 8:30 a.m. on Sunday, May 18 — election day — and Nicușor Dan is trying to hold it together. After months of campaigning in the country’s fraught presidential

Europe’s diplomatic arm to slash foreign offices

BRUSSELS — The EU’s diplomatic branch is poised to downsize some 10 foreign delegations and cut an estimated 100 local staffers amid budget cuts and a broader reshuffle, according to a document seen

20/05/2025

Budget·Exclusive·Foreign Affairs·Inflation·Missions·Politics·Services

EU downgrades growth estimates after US trade war

BRUSSELS — The European Commission downgraded its estimates for the bloc’s growth in 2025 due to the effects of U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs. The euro area is expected to grow by a

19/05/2025

Department·Financial Services·Growth·Imports·Inflation·Policy·Rights·Tariffs·Trade

In Transylvania, fear haunts Romania’s troubled democracy

ALBA IULIA, Romania — Among the deep river gorges and forest-covered mountainsides of Transylvania, home to wolves, bears and folktales of vampires, a dark and destructive spirit is beginning to stir. In 1918,

UK bets on Aussie-style pension revamp to boost ailing economy

Australia’s living in the future. And it’s not just its time zone. Its pensions industry is light years ahead, doubling in size every five years. It’s far outpacing the U.K., with Australian

15/05/2025

Buildings·Companies·Elections·Financial Services UK·Growth·Industry·Inflation·Infrastructure·Investment·Labor·Markets·Missions·Parliament·Payments·Pensions·Regulatory·Tariffs·Tax·UK

Global trade rules must evolve to tackle persistent imbalances, says Bank of England boss

AMSTERDAM — The international trading system must do more to address “persistent, unsustainable imbalances,” Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said, acknowledging that U.S. concerns over trade distortions may have merit. Speaking

Trump tariffs have little impact on prices so far, defying grim forecasts

Prices climbed at an unexpectedly slow pace last month, offering a boost to President Donald Trump, whose aggressive trade policies have sparked fears of a resurgence in inflation. The Labor Department on

13/05/2025

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Inflation - Page 5

Romania’s finances quake before historic vote

UK inflation slowed less than expected in May

Putin warns his officials not to allow recession

Croatia’s euro advice to Bulgaria: Relax, it could be a lot worse

Cooling May inflation paves way for ECB rate cut

EU to approve Bulgaria’s euro bid

UK inflation setback for Labour as ‘Awful April’ hits households

Europe’s diplomatic arm to slash foreign offices

EU downgrades growth estimates after US trade war

In Transylvania, fear haunts Romania’s troubled democracy

UK bets on Aussie-style pension revamp to boost ailing economy

Global trade rules must evolve to tackle persistent imbalances, says Bank of England boss

Trump tariffs have little impact on prices so far, defying grim forecasts

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