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WORLD
11:46pm
Mar 1, 2013
Weak eurozone data add to ECB pressure
Inflation falls to 1.8% and unemployment hits 11.9%
©AFP
Mar 1, 2013
Matolcsy named Hungary central bank chief
Appointment raises fears about institution’s independence
- beyondbrics It’s Matolcsy for ‘stability and predictability’
- beyondbrics Matolcsy – conspiracy theorist and central banker?
Feb 28, 2013
EU to investigate Chinese solar-panel glass
Anti-dumping probe comes on top of €21bn trade case
From
WORLD
Feb 28, 2013
Osborne fights to limit bonus cap fallout
UK seeks concessions and to ‘save face’ over EU bank deal
Feb 28, 2013
Netherlands to miss EU deficit target
More austerity ruled out this year despite previous tough stance
From
WORLD
Feb 28, 2013
Poland relaunches drive to join euro
Sign of returning confidence in single currency’s future
From
WORLD
Feb 28, 2013
EU nears deal on single banking rule book
Bloc on brink of agreement to implement Basel III capital rules
From
MARKETS
Feb 28, 2013
Global capital flows plunge 60%
UK sees biggest decline in cross-border loans and investment
From
WORLD
Feb 27, 2013
Slovenia appoints new PM to halt decline
Alenka Bratusek set to become country’s first woman PM
From
WORLD
Feb 27, 2013
S Africa forecasts slower growth in 2013
Budget deficit for financial year predicted to rise to 5.2%
From
WORLD
Feb 27, 2013
Madrid gets boost on budget deficit
Rajoy predicts increasing confidence in Spain
Feb 27, 2013
IG Metall union calls for 5.5% pay rise
Companies reject demand amid expectations of low growth
From
MARKETS
Feb 27, 2013
Poll confusion lifts Italy’s borrowing costs
Rome raises €6.5bn at bond sale but yields highest since October
Feb 27, 2013
Eurozone confidence offers recovery hope
February business sentiment exceeds market expectations
Martin Wolf
from
COMMENT
Feb 26, 2013
The sad record of fiscal austerity
The ECB could have prevented the panic. Tens of millions are now suffering unnecessarily
Markets Insight
from
MARKETS
Feb 26, 2013
Rome deadlock exposes Europe’s debt delusion
A banking system overloaded with debt is a cause of nervousness
Editorial
from
COMMENT
Feb 26, 2013
Italy takes a step into the unknown
Parties should unite behind an agenda for political reform
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