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Services slowdown drags sentiment into contraction territory despite manufacturing gains
Country enjoys its second-lowest borrowing costs on record for a 30-year bond
Gabriel Makhlouf says its base case has been changed to assume no UK deal with Brussels
Rising demand from China has helped industrial production drive economic recovery
There is a way to protect the bloc from beggar-my-neighbour policies
Common borrowing and spending muscle means reform of budget rules cannot wait
When the pandemic struck, many countries were ill-prepared. As a second wave hits, what have they learnt from their early decisions?
Six-week lockdown announced by Micheál Martin expected to put 150,000 people out of work within days
Government budgets in red by nearly €1tn, according to draft plans sent to European Commission
Economists warn Europe’s economy could hit a double-dip recession with Covid-19 second wave
Rising infections and lockdown measures could stymie recovery, warn economists
Governments are planning to cut deficits at the wrong time
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Pandemic has caused a fall in net immigration in the first six months, federal data show
Buyers put aside concerns over credit rating and coronavirus to pile in to debt
The recovery from lockdowns is stalling and more fiscal stimulus is needed
Production up over 7% in August as factories catch up on lockdown-hindered work
Pace of currency’s appreciation more of a concern than level of exchange rate, minutes show
The European Central Bank invites euro users to join the future
PBA’s revenues had picked up, but the virus continues to rage in the US and other European markets it exports to
Government will use €72bn between 2021 and 2023, says prime minister
Job scheme will help but questions remain over how long zombie companies should be propped up
Labour market’s role in pandemic shock mirrors that of banks during financial crisis
Call by public health officials for more severe anti-Covid measures took ministers by surprise
Policymakers must counter the threat of divergence
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