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LONDON (Reuters) -Bank of England Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden said on Tuesday that Britain’s jobs market had shown clear signs of weakening and that he was now more worried that inflation could fall below the central bank’s forecasts. “The latest PAYE data for payrolled employees, notwithstanding the potential for revisions, indicate that private sector employee …

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MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday signed a law authorising the development of a state-backed messaging app integrated with government services, as Moscow strives to reduce its dependence on platforms like WhatsApp and Telegram. Russia has long sought to establish what it calls digital sovereignty by promoting home-grown services. Its push to replace …

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By Libby George LONDON (Reuters) -The British government has created a coalition to bring together the private sector and government to help developing countries make their sovereign debt more sustainable and continue to access private investment. A wave of sovereign debt defaults following the Covid-19 pandemic, and a global interest rate hiking cycle, have largely …

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By Indradip Ghosh BENGALURU (Reuters) -The European Central Bank will conclude a year-long interest rate-cutting campaign with one more move in September, according to a slight majority of economists polled by Reuters who just a month ago were at odds over where rates would end the year. A near-60% majority of economists also say risks …

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(Reuters) -Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon urged Europe to reconsider its “extensive” regulatory requirements through an opinion piece published in French newspaper Les Echos on Tuesday, as they place unnecessary burden on companies. “Europe remains an outlier in terms of the extensive – often overbearing, duplicative, and costly – obligations it places on firms,” the …

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PARIS (Reuters) -French investigators on Tuesday ordered Tesla to stop what they called “deceptive business practices” or face thousands of euros in fines. Investigators at the finance ministry’s Competition, Consumer Affairs and Fraud Control office said the automaker had engaged in deceptive commercial practices over the fully autonomous driving capabilities of its cars, had issued …

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