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10 Jan 2012: Despite the collapse of lingerie chain La Senza and a low-key performance by supermarket group Morrisons, the BRC said total and like-for-like sales growth in December was the strongest since January 2011
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8 Jan 2012: The notion that economic pain is the only route to pleasure was once the preserve of the British public school-educated elite, now it's European economic policy
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5 Jan 2012:
Larry Elliott: An oil price shock is on the cards if the Iranians are really prepared to close the strait of Hormuz and start a war – and such shocks always precede recessions
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5 Jan 2012: Larry Elliott: Many economists will downplay the CIPS/Markit survey because it does not fit with their current world view – but none of us knows for sure what is happening out there
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25 Dec 2011: It's been a troubled year for the global economy and one likely to be followed by an equally difficult 2012
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23 Dec 2011: Bond yields on 10-year UK gilts dipped below 2% in thin pre-Christmas trading on Friday, making it cheaper for the Treasury to finance the UK's budget deficit. A triumph for the government?
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22 Dec 2011:
Larry Elliott: The official growth data may have been revised up but that doesn't mean the economy is stronger than we thought
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21 Dec 2011: In his blog, the International Monetary Fund's chief economist takes a view closer to that of Ed Balls than George Osborne
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21 Dec 2011: Financial strain of debt crisis laid bare as 500 banks borrow around €500bn in three-year loans from European Central Bank
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