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25 Sep No-deal Brexit forecast worsens for Ireland

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Influential Dublin think-tank predicts recession and calls for emergency budget

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25 Sep Boris Johnson goes ‘full Trump’

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Prime minister delivered an abrasive and abusive performance in the Commons last night

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25 Sep £43m lost to reported investment scams in the first half of 2019

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‘Push payment’ and business cheque frauds rocketing

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25 Sep Why are private school fees so high?

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An attempt to analyse the price of a prestigious education.

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25 Sep Brexit prompts ESM to switch out of English bond law

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Eurozone’s bailout fund to instead use Luxembourg law for its future borrowings starting October

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25 Sep Britain needs a new fiscal and monetary framework

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Current arrangements are not specific enough about what to do in a downturn

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25 Sep A landing zone for an orderly Brexit

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A tariff rebate for Northern Ireland can solve the customs conundrum

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25 Sep UPDATE 3-ABN Amro faces money laundering investigation, shares tumble

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* Dutch finance minister: probe is "obviously worrying" (Adds background, reaction from DNB, finance minister)

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25 Sep UPDATE 1-Hungary central bank trims key inflation forecasts for 2019 and 2020

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The National Bank of Hungary sees tax-adjusted core inflation, its preferred measure of lasting price trends, at 3.4% this year and next, below its June forecasts, the NBH said in its quarterly inflation report published on Thursday.