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  • Eurozone flash PMIs, Spanish unemployment, US initial jobless claims
3:01pm

IMF cuts global growth forecast

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Fund calls for action to boost advanced economies

EU ECONOMY 5:34pm

Spanish economic woes deepen

Sharp drop in GDP, down 0.6% in fourth quarter

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ConocoPhillips pushes to open up Arctic

US group urges Norway to allow more exploration

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Japan fires back at currency critics

Economy minister rejects German admonishments

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Pentagon faces a rebel yell over pensions

FT series: Veterans’ groups oppose warnings of reduced entitlements

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Two garbage pickers wear masks at an industrial district in Qingdao city, eastern China's Shandong province, during a haze grey morning on 14 January 2013. A fifth day of air pollution shrouding Beijing and other major Chinese cities in a grey pall led to emergency measures 14 January as the workweek got under way, including a reduction of emissions at factories, no outdoor activities for schoolchildren and a stop to some work at construction sites. Air quality indexes hit their highest levels as the government on 13 January issued an orange air warning for the first time and called the situation dangerous ©EPA

Smoking out the tree-hugging set. Some Chinese are getting fed up with the consumer society

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Cyprus central bank ©Bloomberg

Cyprus: not blameless but misunderstood, says central bank governor Panicos Demetriades

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European leaders hit out at Cameron

France and Germany say EU cannot be treated ‘à la carte’

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Stocks mixed as earnings reports roll in

Commodities dip while Treasuries and Bunds find favour

A Turkish Airlines plane 6:26pm

Turkey seeks to build six-runway airport

Tender for $5bn plan to make Istanbul hub to be held in May

From WORLD 12:08pm

Iran’s car industry output falls sharply

Decline of about 50% in volume ‘unprecedented’

From MARKETS 6:21pm

Portugal returns to long-term debt market

Overseas investors lead stronger than expected demand

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