Market ructions are the immediate worry as the European Central Bank prepares to retreat from €5 trillion ($5.4 trillion) of bond holdings, but the exit

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Two of the world’s largest economies moved in opposite directions at the start of the year, with U.S. businesses reporting further declines in activity in

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