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Limited fuel supplies resume to Sri Lanka

Fuel supplies begin to trickle to Sri Lanka’s population after days of political turmoil

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Euro falls to parity against the US dollar

The Euro fell to parity with the US dollar today, a 20-year low

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US dollar could further strengthen against Euro

One Euro slides to match the value of one dollar, for the first time in two decades.

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Sri Lanka's long road to recovery

As Sri Lanka's president flees the country, how can its citizens emerge from crisis?

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Sri Lanka: The country's worst economic crisis in decades

Sri Lanka is experiencing its worst economic crisis since its independence.

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Italy in turmoil as PM tenders resignation

Italy's markets are rocked as the country's prime minister, Mario Draghi, offers to quit.

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China: The balance between Covid and its economy

The world’s second biggest economy takes a hit

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What does Saudi Arabia think of Biden?

The US president meets the Saudi crown prince in an effort to fix relations.

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What does Saudi Arabia think of Biden?

The US president meets the Saudi crown prince in an effort to fix relations.

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Adapting to record heat in Europe

Businesses are putting special measures in place to cope with high temperatures.

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Feeling the heat: are global economies coping?

The economic impact of the heatwave in Europe and China.

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Feeling the heat: are global economies coping?

The economic impact of the heatwave in Europe and China.

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Europe heatwave: What is the impact on industries?

Transport and health infrastructure is under pressure as blistering temperatures persist

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Can productivity handle the heat?

Extreme heat is hurting the economy and workplace productivity.

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Can productivity handle the heat?

Extreme heat is hurting the economy and workplace productivity.

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A new dawn for Sri Lanka?

Businesses react as the crisis-hit country elects a new president.

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EU tells people to switch off their lights to save energy

The European Commission is calling on EU countries to cut gas consumption by 15%.

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EU tells people to switch off their lights to save energy

The European Commission is calling on EU countries to cut gas consumption by 15%.

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Life in Greece more than ten years after its debt crisis

Join us for a special edition of the show, live from Athens.

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ECB ends its decade-long interest rate hike hiatus

The ECB tries to get a grip on inflation with the first rate rise in over a decade.

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ECB ends its decade-long interest rate hike hiatus

The ECB tries to get a grip on inflation with the first rate rise in over a decade.

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Deal reached over Ukrainian grain supplies

Turkey says it's brokered a deal with Russia to allow grain shipments from Ukraine.

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Is the grain deal enough?

The deal to allow grain out of Ukraine has been done, but does it solve all the problems?

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Fight for influence in Africa

Russia and France are touring Africa - but what will it mean for businesses there?

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Will Ukraine grain exports resume?

Ukraine says the first vessels with grain could leave its Black Sea ports "within days".

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Will Ukraine grain exports resume?

Ukraine says the first vessels with grain could leave its Black Sea ports "within days".

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Europe agrees gas-saving deal

EU nations have agreed a deal to save gas, fearing further supply cuts, but will it work?

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IMF issues warning over global economy

Economists are concerned about the effects of war and the pandemic on global stability.

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Interest rates: US Fed expected to rise

With inflation in the US at a 40-year-high, how will the Fed respond?

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Fed doubles down on interest rate hikes

America's central bank continues its aggressive policy against rising prices.

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