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• Europe can learn from the US and make each state liable for its own debt

  22 Oct 2014: Hans-Werner Sinn: The eurozone should emulate the US approach in maintaining stability in a monetary union

• Shares rise on ECB bond-buying report, as UK public finances worsen -- business live

  21 Oct 2014: Rolling business and financial news, as Britain borrows more than a year ago despite the recovery

• Bank of England apologises and orders inquiry into payment system crash – as it happened

  20 Oct 2014: House purchases hit as the system used to move billions of pounds between banks in the UK every day suffers a technical problem.

• ECB to spend €1 trillion on covered bonds to kickstart euro economy

  20 Oct 2014: The bank’s aim is to revive economies in the single currency zone that have been hit by a decline in business lending

• Why the decision on interest rates is held between the agony and ecstasy

  19 Oct 2014: Larry Elliott: Upbeat figures on growth, unemployment and inflation are cancelled out by what’s happening to real wage growth, productivity and real interest rates

• Germany’s tough economic medicine risks killing off the European project

  19 Oct 2014: Business leader: Berlin’s increasingly hardline stance on spending caps on France and Italy could drive them out of the euro

• Federal Reserve chair expresses 'great concern' about wealth inequality

  17 Oct 2014: The richest 5% of Americans now hold 63% of the country’s wealth, and Janet Yellen is worried

• Eurozone crisis: interactive timeline

  17 Oct 2014: Bailouts, riots, recession - key events in the five years of the eurozone crisis

• Europe in turmoil: five years of economic crisis

  17 Oct 2014: Greece’s admission in October 2009 that it had a huge black hole in its finances triggered five years of bailouts, market turmoil and protests

• Eurozone crisis timeline: crisis, recession and growth

  Interactive, 17 Oct 2014:

  The crisis started back in October 2009, when Greece's finance minister revealed a black hole in his country's budget

• Angela Merkel: the eurozone's one constant

  17 Oct 2014: Since Angela Merkel took office in November 2005, there have been 54 different leaders in other eurozone countries, an average of more than three per currency union member

• FTSE 100 hits 15-month low as stock markets slide - live

  15 Oct 2014: Growth fears, falling inflation and disappointing US economic data has sent shares falling across Europe and in the US, with the FTSE 100 tumbling by 181 points

• Fears of triple-dip eurozone recession as Germany cuts growth forecasts

  15 Oct 2014: Anti-austerity movement gains confidence as largest economy suffers from falling industrial output and geopolitical crises

• Bank of England’s rate rise looks a way off as it misses inflation target

  14 Oct 2014: Nils Pratley: Bank chief Carney may have to write to chancellor as price of oil falls and supermarkets try to cap price of food

• Greece tells IMF it wants early exit from rescue programme

  12 Oct 2014: Largest such programme in global financial history had aimed at preventing debt crisis from spreading through the eurozone

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