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• China's economic growth falls to lowest in 5 years

  21 Oct 2014: A further slowdown in China’s economy would likely cause some damage to the US economy, analysts forecast

• When will the eurozone crisis finally be over?

  Poll, 17 Oct 2014:

  This weekend marks the fifth anniversary of the start of the crisis - but how long will it take for the currency bloc to return to sustainable growth?

• Eurozone crisis, five years on: no happy ending in sight for Greek odyssey

  17 Oct 2014: Larry Elliott: Currency bloc is locked into a low-growth, low-inflation, high-unemployment paradigm

• WikiLeaks' free trade documents reveal 'drastic' Australian concessions

  17 Oct 2014: Secret negotiations over the Trans Pacific Partnership have been apparently revealed, and experts are concerned about what they show

• US factory figures help bring calm to markets after days of turmoil

  16 Oct 2014: • Central bank intervention in US adds to optimism
  • EU forced to pledge ‘all help possible’ to Greece

• Markets are still terrified by the eurozone – and rightly so

  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

• European stock markets recover after another day of tumbles

  16 Oct 2014: FTSE 100 claws back most losses following 130-point fall, while Dac and Cac recover after respective fall of 2% and 3%

• Will October 2014 take its place in the stock market grisly hall of fame?

  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

• Seven reasons the world's stock markets are falling

  16 Oct 2014: This week’s sell-off on both sides of the Atlantic has unnerved investors. Here are some reasons why markets are so fearful.
  

• Growing wealth inequality in the UK is a ticking timebomb

  15 Oct 2014: Danny Dorling: Credit Suisse has predicted a 40% rise in wealth in just five years, but this can’t happen without repercussions. Is another crash on its way?

• Kipper Williams on richest 1% owning almost half of global wealth

  15 Oct 2014: Study shows inequality accelerating, with NGOs saying it shows economic recovery ‘skewed towards wealthy

• 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

• UK only G7 country with wider inequality than at turn of century

  14 Oct 2014: Richest 10% control 54.1% of Britain’s wealth, up from 51.5% in 2000 and 52% before financial crisis, says Credit Suisse

• Evo Morales has proved that socialism doesn’t damage economies

  14 Oct 2014: Ellie Mae O’Hagan: Bolivia’s re-elected president has dumbfounded critics in Washington, the World Bank and the IMF. There are lessons for Britain’s left here

• Richest 1% of people own nearly half of global wealth, says report

  14 Oct 2014: Credit Suisse study shows inequality accelerating, with NGOs saying it shows economic recovery ‘skewed towards wealthy’

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