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EU countries to overhaul financial market supervision
Reforms part of effort by Brussels to bolster bloc’s flagging competitiveness in relation to US
Most countries unprepared for bank failures, watchdog warns
Financial Stability Board says only US, UK, Japan and Hong Kong have a ‘credible public sector backstop’ to keep troubled lenders afloat before a sale or wind-down
Some much-needed American optimism on Europe
Siloed national markets, anti-competitive culture and low investment have stunted growth — but the opportunity is there
The energy crisis is changing what investors want from oil majors
Iran conflict has snarled up usually free-flowing energy markets