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Inflation and recession: Can the world defeat both in 2023?

No, it must accept one, per conventional wisdom. But Europe’s showing another way, though it won’t be painless either.

Al Jazeera

Outrage as Shell, ExxonMobil rake in record profits

Energy giants are reaping the benefits of high energy prices. Shell followed ExxonMobil in doubling its annual profit for 2022 to nearly $40 billion, the highest in its 115-year history. It's sparked outrage among climate activists and those calling for higher taxes as households struggle with high energy bills. Also…

France 24

Draghi doesn't want EU envoy job, source says, after Italy backed him

Former European Central Bank (ECB) chief Mario Draghi is not interested in a new job as a European Union envoy, a source close to him said on Thursday, despite the Italian government saying earlier it would support him.

Reuters

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Rate hikes and tech optimism send stocks higher

New York (AFP) - European and US stock markets mostly rose on Thursday after the European Central Bank and Bank of England raised interest rates, joining the US Federal Reserve in moving once again to cool sky-high inflation amid a less dire outlook.

AFP

Stocks mostly rise after more central bank rate hikes

London (AFP) - European and US stock markets mostly rose on Thursday after the European Central Bank and Bank of England raised interest rates, joining the US Federal Reserve in moving once again to cool sky-high inflation.

AFP

ECB hikes rates again, vows more in March

Frankfurt (Germany) (AFP) - The European Central Bank raised interest rates again Thursday and signalled it would "stay the course" with an identical hike next month, even as the outlook in the eurozone brightens.

AFP

Stocks climb after rate decisions

London (AFP) - European and US stock markets rose on Thursday after the European Central Bank and Bank of England raised interest rates, joining the US Federal Reserve in moving once again to cool sky-high inflation.

AFP

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European stocks climb after rate decisions

London (AFP) - European stock markets rose on Thursday after the European Central Bank and Bank of England raised interest rates, joining the US Federal Reserve in moving once again to cool sky-high inflation.

AFP

Stock Market Today: Stocks End Mostly Higher on Strong Meta Earnings

Meta's new discipline, paired with Powell's new dovishness, had tech stocks surging Thursday ahead of a triple-set of mega cap earnings after the closing bell.

The Street

ECB hikes rates again, says to 'stay course'

Frankfurt (Germany) (AFP) - The European Central Bank raised interest rates again Thursday and signalled it would "stay the course" in its monetary policy tightening, even as sky-high inflation starts to slow.

AFP

European stocks jump before rate decisions

London (AFP) - European stock markets rallied Thursday before interest rate decisions from the European Central Bank and Bank of England and following the US Federal Reserve's latest hike aimed at cooling sky-high inflation.

AFP

European Central Bank set to outdo Fed with half-point hike

The European Central Bank is set to go big again, with another half-point interest rate increase

The Independent UK

Bank of England says inflation likely to have peaked amid split over interest rate rise to 4% – as it happened

UK central bank predicts much shallower recession than feared, but says Brexit hit has arrived sooner than thought

The Guardian - UK

Despite improving outlook, ECB to hike rates again

Frankfurt (Germany) (AFP) - The European Central Bank is set to hike interest rates again Thursday as it pursues its inflation fight, despite tentative signs the eurozone has weathered shocks from the Ukraine war better than feared.

AFP

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Markets struggle before central bank rate decisions

New York (AFP) - Stock markets wavered on Monday with central banks set to lift interest rates again later this week, as policymakers battle high inflation.

AFP

Markets struggle before rate decisions

London (AFP) - Stock markets wavered on Monday with central banks set to lift interest rates again later this week in their battle against high inflation.

AFP

Markets waver before rate decisions

London (AFP) - Global stock markets diverged Monday as traders struggled to maintain momentum from last week's gains.

AFP

Markets lose ground as traders await rate decisions

Hong Kong (AFP) - Stocks mostly fell Monday as traders struggled to maintain momentum from last week's rally, though Shanghai advanced as mainland Chinese markets reopened after a week-long Lunar New Year break.

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Asian markets lose ground as traders await rate decisions

Hong Kong (AFP) - Asian stocks mostly fell Monday as traders struggled to maintain momentum from last week's rally, though Shanghai advanced as mainland Chinese markets reopened after a week-long Lunar New Year break.

AFP

ECB to hike rates again, but outlook brightens

Frankfurt (Germany) (AFP) - The European Central Bank is expected to push on with its inflation fight Thursday with a fresh rate hike, even as signs grow the eurozone might have passed the worst of an economic shock.

ABC News

ASX slips ahead of US, British and European rate hikes, Rio Tinto apologises after radioactive capsule lost in WA

Rio Tinto's iron ore division chief Simon Trott has apologised and says the company is taking the lost radioactive capsule in WA "very seriously", while the Australian share market slips from its nine-month high ahead of a busy week.

Radio France Internationale

Eurozone economy starts growing again with positive indications for 2023

The Eurozone economy grew in January for the first time in six months, raising hopes that Europe will manage to avoid recession this winter.

Fortune

Larry Summers says the economy is looking good—but a potential pitfall for the Fed could still be the 'greatest tragedy'

It's been all good economic news in recent weeks, but the former Treasury secretary warns the final stretch to fight inflation might be the hardest.

The Independent UK

Ireland’s rate of inflation has peaked – finance minister

Michael McGrath welcomed the figures but said that there ‘is still a long way to go to’ before inflation is fully under control.

Evening Standard

Eurozone inflation down more than expected but further interest rate rises ahead

Rising core inflation has intensified the challenge facing the European Central Bank

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