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Impressions from the annual World Economic Forum meeting

If something’s not worth doing, it’s not worth doing properly

Also in today’s newsletter: Moynihan misses Davos bank gathering and the graduate job drought

The usual indicators may be deceiving us

Also in this newsletter: telecom companies hit out at Brussels’ new network rules

Middle-power diplomacy of the sort the Canadian PM calls for requires governments to throw off domestic constraints

US president backs away from new trade war after talks with Nato chief Mark Rutte

Lib Dem MP claims business secretary Peter Kyle is contradicting himself in comments made earlier this week

We would need to rethink sustainable growth rates and fiscal targets

Event hosted by Larry Fink descended into uproar after combative remarks by US commerce secretary

US moves on Greenland may have boosted traditional havens such as precious metals but the developing world is on a roll

Majority back motion to seek legal opinion on deal from European Court of Justice

Brussels had previously long defended principle that members must treat one another equally

We must question whether the ‘most favoured nation’ principle remains fit for purpose

Bank of England expects pick-up to be temporary

Bank strategist published note suggesting European investors could sell US assets in response to trade threats

Also in today’s newsletter: Netflix ‘confident’ of buying Warner Bros Discovery and US Supreme Court hears arguments in Lisa Cook case

Airfares and tobacco inflation artificially push headline figure higher

Plus the sustainability of the small-cap rally

Also in this newsletter: Europe replaces one gas dependency for another