Xavier Fontdeglòria

RT @kowsmann: Small companies have an outsize role in Europe’s economy, and their downfall could spell big trouble for the continent’s bank…

China’s economy expanded by 2.3% in 2020, roaring back from a historic contraction in the early months of the year https://t.co/XPHaRlI3Nf via @WSJ

RT @laurnorman: This one took a while and was great fun reporting with excellent colleagues @drewhinshaw & @shashamimi. The gist: even as E…

RT @Macchinetta: #Wuhan no detecta casos de covid desde mayo. Ahora que con las vacunas se empieza a ver un remedio a la pandemia, puede se…

Lessons From Europe’s Covid Surge: Control Is Fragile and Losing It Is Easy https://t.co/Sr00N76ZcJ

When Jack Ma criticized Chinese regulators in an Oct. 24 speech, he so angered President Xi Jinping that it doomed Ant’s IPO. https://t.co/MI2dxv3gkZ via @WSJ

The eurozone economy roared back in the third quarter, but a second virus wave could send it into reverse and leave its recovery lagging behind the U.S. https://t.co/mToykwBfsA via @WSJ

The surge in Covid-19 infections in Europe is prolonging the economic pain the region has suffered https://t.co/Z4mdUYOVgv via @WSJ

Coronavirus cases are surging again across Europe and the U.S., but infections have stayed at low levels in most Asian countries https://t.co/BVo1quaegr via @WSJ

Europe has overtaken the U.S. in new Covid-19 cases, with health experts warning governments to cut infections or risk overwhelming hospitals https://t.co/hsvT57QeWw via @WSJ

China gana la partida en el tablero económico mundial https://t.co/7Tzme05OqZ a través de @el_pais por @Macchinetta @jsantirso

As it battles a second wave of the coronavirus, Europe is eager to avoid returning to full-scale lockdowns and instead is imposing targeted local restrictions https://t.co/w0scUND4LV via @WSJ

As much of the world struggles to contain Covid-19, China’s recovery is gaining momentum, positioning it to close its gap with the U.S. economy https://t.co/S3270oX1mG via @WSJ

Spain’s experience offers a cautionary tale about how hard-won progress against the coronavirus pandemic can quickly come undone https://t.co/um8cwJQb1U via @WSJ with @margheritamvs and @ManuBrabo

“Germany can do well only if Europe does well, this is absolutely clear.” Behind Angela Merkel’s change of heart on rescues and how it drove the EU’s coronavirus plan. https://t.co/fB32xpVl3g via @WSJ

Pent-up consumer demand rather than factories operating at full stream is driving recovery in the eurozone https://t.co/IaNXbrNSLA via @WSJ

Europe was ill-equipped to cope with the coronavirus. Now many governments are confident of seeing off a second wave without as much damage. https://t.co/D7lJEWUwUq via @WSJ