Eurozone crisis
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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
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Larry Elliott: Currency bloc is locked into a low-growth, low-inflation, high-unemployment paradigm
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Since Angela Merkel took office in November 2005, there have been 54 different leaders in other eurozone countries
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It's the fifth anniversary of the start of the crisis - but how long will it take for the currency bloc to return to sustainable growth?
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Loukanikos, the valiant dog who faced down Greek riot police during the height of the eurozone crisis, has died
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21 Oct 2014: Rolling business and financial news, as Britain borrows more than a year ago despite the recovery
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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.
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20 Oct 2014: The EU economy is roughly the same size as the United States. When something that big hits the wall, it has reverberations
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22 Oct 2014:
Hans-Werner Sinn: The eurozone should emulate the US approach in maintaining stability in a monetary union
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21 Oct 2014: In Athens, it’s caused by an economy in crisis; in Munich, by an economy that’s booming. The result, though, is the same – a worsening homeless problem that doesn’t reflect a city’s wealth
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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
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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
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19 Oct 2014: Business leader: Berlin’s increasingly hardline stance on spending caps on France and Italy could drive them out of the euro
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19 Oct 2014:
Larry Elliott: The explanation for the plunge on global financial markets comes down to one word: Europe
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17 Oct 2014: The richest 5% of Americans now hold 63% of the country’s wealth, and Janet Yellen is worried
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17 Oct 2014:
Bailouts, riots, recession - key events in the five years of the eurozone crisis
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17 Oct 2014:
Bank’s IPO, which would have led to £50m being paid to taxpayers, shelved as global jitters continue to rock markets
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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
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17 Oct 2014:
The crisis started back in October 2009, when Greece's finance minister revealed a black hole in his country's budget
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16 Oct 2014:
Nils Pratley: Correction thesis likely correct in medium-term, but in short-term currency bloc is dark cloud over global economy refusing to shift
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16 Oct 2014: Rolling business and financial news: markets rattled by fears over global growth, Greek instability and Ebola, with the five-year anniversary of the eurozone crisis looming
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16 Oct 2014: Larry Elliott: Markets rattled by five factors that have come together to create right conditions for severe correction in a traditionally bad month
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15 Oct 2014:
Anti-austerity movement gains confidence as largest economy suffers from falling industrial output and geopolitical crises
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