Geo-economics

What you need to know about the global economy this week

Top economy stories: German recession increasingly likely, warns Bundesbank; Eurozone activity contracts again in August; Inflation continues to bite across the globe.

Top economy stories: German recession increasingly likely, warns Bundesbank; Eurozone activity contracts again in August; Inflation continues to bite across the globe. Image: REUTERS/Stephane Mahe/Illustration/File Photo

Joe Myers
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