(Bloomberg) -- Happy Friday, Europe. Here’s the latest news and analysis from Bloomberg Economics to take you into the weekend:
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- U.S. President Donald Trump and China’s Xi Jinping have indicated they’re both ready for a highly anticipated meeting at the G20 summit in Argentina next week
- The European Central Bank is sounding an alarm for Italy to rein in its expansive budget or risk real long-term damage, and sees “uncertainties and fragilities” ahead
- It ain’t over. Almost everyone agrees that Theresa May will probably lose the vote in Parliament on her Brexit plan -- what happens next is far less certain
- Consumer confidence in the euro area flopped in November to the worst level since March 2017
- The Bank of England may need to increase interest rates at a quicker pace than currently envisaged by markets, according to policy maker Michael Saunders
- Coming to America. U.S. Commerce Department forecasts are bullish about visitors to the U.S. in the years to come
- South African central bankers raised the benchmark interest rate for the first time in two years with inflation risks lurking
- Week in review: Here’s all that you might have missed in the global economy, in our weekly roundup
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