Eurozone crisis
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All the latest business and economic news, as the US Non-Farm Payroll shows the biggest monthly increase in almost three years
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Institute for Fiscal Studies statement prompts chancellor to condemn ‘hyperbolic news coverage’ on spending plans
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2014 forecast cut to 0.8% from the 0.9% predicted three months ago as bank says it will reassess policy measures next year
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European Central Bank will reassess stimulus measures in early 2015, and cuts growth and inflation forecasts again
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All the latest business and economics news, as eurozone business activity slows and the Treasury says it will redeem first war bonds as part of the autumn statement
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PMI, a good indicator of growth, sinks to 51.1 from October’s 52.1 leading to warnings of renewed contraction in new year
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All the latest business and economics news, as the Russian economy ministry said it expects GDP to shrink by 0.8% next year amid more capital outflows and higher inflation, sending the rouble sliding again
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Questions over whether Labour’s plans would have suffered from eurozone crisis and oil prices in same way – but Alastair Darling also expected private investment return
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Guardian business live Ruble tumbles after oil hits five-year low, before recovering - business live
All the breaking business news, as sliding oil price sends Russian currency reeling. But has the Central Bank intervened? -
Stephany Griffith-Jones: Action needs to be taken on several fronts to avoid a recession, to reassure financial markets, and to provide hope to European citizens
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Factory activity beats City expectations with growth rate reaching fastest pace since July
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Hope for a major quantitative easing programme falter as Draghi calls for more reform
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Eurozone inflation falls to 0.3% and unemployment remains stuck at 11.5%
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European commission gives two countries until spring to deliver structural reforms and conform with stability and growth pact
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Brent crude routed to below $72 per barrel, the lowest level since August 2010, and US crude has hit $69 per barrel.
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The Greek government is keen to trumpet the country’s improved economic outlook, as the country exits recession for the first time in six years. But is any improvement being felt by people on the ground?
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Second estimate of UK GDP shows trade deficit up and business investment down
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The American economy grew faster than first estimated, with GDP rising at an annual pace of 3.9% in the July-September quarter
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Fears that a delayed review by EU/IMF inspectors will derail Greece’s plan to quit its bailout by the end of the year
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All the latest business and economics news, as the International Labour Organisation issues a new report on the Greek jobless crisis.
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Polish ambassador says David Cameron’s welfare proposals are unlikely to win backing from EU leaders
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Guardian business live China's central bank cuts interest rates for first time in two years – business live
All the latest business and economic news, as European stocks surge ahead on the surprise Chinese rate cuts and hopes of ECB action. The UK chancellor’s deficit-reduction plan still looks out of reach despite an improvement in the public finances in October.
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Guardian business live Global growth fears as eurozone and Chinese manufacturing slows - business live
All the latest business and economic news, as Eurozone growth falters and the ECJ’s main advisor rejects Britain’s pleas over bank bonus rules -
Guardian business live Bank of England split 7-2 over interest rates; Royal Mail shares dive 8% - business live
All the latest business and financial news, as Royal Mail reports a 21% drop in operating profits and the Bank of England’s monetary policy remains split -
All the latest business and finance news, including the latest on Greece’s bailout review and the UK inflation data
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Last week, Greece came out of recession for the first time in six years. Are you seeing any signs of recovery?
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Editorial: A prime minister who once talked about sunshine is now at pains to point to storm clouds. The bad news from Europe is real enough, but it only underlines the folly of austerity
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Guardian business live Mario Draghi says ECB could buy government bonds; Japan back in recession - as it happened
The global economy has taken another knock, as Japan unexpectedly falls back into recession hours after the UK prime minister warns of ‘instability and uncertainty’ -
David Cameron: The G20 meeting in Brisbane made it clearer than ever to me that we in Britain must stick to our long-term economic plan
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PM says ‘red warning lights are flashing’ against a backdrop of instability and uncertainty, as G20 summit draws to a close
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Business Leader: Could Italy be heading for an exit from the euro? It is no longer unthinkable
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Our correspondents around the European capitals report on parliaments in the grip of tumultuous change
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William Keegan: Germany was at the heart of the struggle between east and west. Now it is at the heart of one between growth and deflation
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Germany and France, two largest eurozone economies, perform better than expected but Italy slides back into recession
€300bn Jean-Claude Juncker eurozone kickstarter sounds too good to be true