Premiers to press PM to speed up approvals for major projects
Retaliatory measures could take effect July 14
The central bank is expected to hold rates on Wednesday, but some economists say there are "psychological" reasons for a cut
However, economists say the underlying data 'wasn’t as impressive as it looked'
Exporters rushed to sidestep U.S. tariffs, pushing GDP higher despite housing slowdown and weak household spending
The U.S. administration is expected to seek a stay of the decision, which would keep the levies in place pending an appeal
U.S. labour market remains strong with steady job growth and low unemployment
Officials say bloc remains committed to securing a deal by July 9
Negative economic shock from U.S. increases urgency of long-standing challenges
"More needs to be done to raise productivity and tackle climate-related risks,” says OECD chief economist Álvaro Pereira