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China grows at slowest pace since 2009
Growth in the world's second-largest economy cooled as Beijing battles rising financial threats.
- 19 October 2018
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No-deal Brexit 'could hit food supplies'
Ferry operator Stena Line, which owns three UK ports, warns of disruption to food imports.
- 19 October 2018
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Food sales drop as barbecue summer ends
Sales of food saw their steepest drop in three years last month as the summer splurge ended.
- 18 October 2018
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Hammond’s £19bn bill to 'end austerity'
The Institute for Fiscal Studies says austerity is not over and the chancellor will face increasing borrowing and taxes.
16 October 2018
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- 18 October 2018
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- 17 October 2018
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- 17 October 2018
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- 16 October 2018
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- 15 October 2018
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- 15 October 2018
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