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Fed Attacks Inflation With Its Largest Rate Hike In Decades

The Federal Reserve intensified its drive to tame high inflation by raising its key interest rate by three-quarters of a point — its largest hike in nearly three decades.
By Christopher Rugaber, AP

Wall Street Has Its Worst Day Since 1987

The heavy losses came amid a cascade of cancellations and shutdowns across the globe.
By Stan Choe and Alex Veiga, AP

U.S. 'At Risk Of Losing Leadership’ On Global Stage, IMF Chief Warns

Christine Lagarde, IMF’s outgoing chairwoman, offered financial advice to President Donald Trump — and warned of the risks of nationalism and wall-building.
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After Merkel's Victory, Macron Sets Sights On A New European Unity

France’s transformation under Macron will push the Germans to change as well.
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Macron Is Just The Beginning Of A New Fight For France And Europe

It is primarily the economic policies of Europe, including France, over the past decade that have allowed the National Front to grow into a legitimate opposition party.
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How Hungary's Right-Wing Parties Are Trying To Reform The European Union From Within

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Germany, France Lead Demands For Britain To Negotiate A Quick Divorce

Paris warned that populism will otherwise take hold after Britain's vote to leave the bloc sent shockwaves around the world.
By Michael Holden and Paul Carrel, Reuters