Yellen Looks to Get Global Tax Deal Back on Track During Europe Trip

Poland’s stance was sharply criticized by European officials, particularly France, whose finance minister, Bruno Le Maire, suggested that Warsaw was instead holding up a final accord in retaliation for a Europe-wide political dispute. Poland has threatened to veto measures requiring unanimous E.U. votes because of an earlier decision by Brussels to block pandemic recovery funds…

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Your move, Beijing: U.S.-China trade rivalry intensifies after Biden launches Asian economic pact

The latest fracas between Washington and Beijing demonstrates how trade relations between the world’s two largest economies are continuing to sour as their competition for influence over trade in Asia, which is expected to drive global growth for decades to come, grows more intense. And it comes as the Biden administration takes a more confrontational…

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Yellen Calls on Europe to Boost Ukraine Aid

BRUSSELS — Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen urged European nations on Tuesday to step up their spending to support Ukraine as Russia’s attacks on the country’s critical infrastructure showed few signs of abating. The United States and Europe have coordinated closely in enacting sweeping sanctions against Russia in the nearly three months since its president,…

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