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Eurozone crisis live: Mario Monti's resignation pledge spooks markets - as it happened
Live 10 Dec 2012:Italian prime minister's promise to step aside brings fresh political uncertainty to the eurozone, sending shares tumbling in Milan and Italy's bond yields up
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Interactive: Three years ago this week Greece's finance minister revealed a black hole in the country's budget – the first sign of a debt crisis that has shaken markets and sparked unprecedented austerity and protests
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10 Dec 2012: The cold facts will be harder for investors to overlook when Angela Merkel's favourite Italian is no longer in power
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10 Dec 2012:
Italian prime minister's promise to step aside brings fresh political uncertainty to the eurozone, sending shares tumbling in Milan and Italy's bond yields up
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7 Dec 2012:
Germany's central bank has cut its GDP forecasts, warning that 2013 will be much weaker than previously thought
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10 Dec 2012: News sees Italy's borrowing costs rise and share prices fall, and EU leaders worry about possible spillover into Spain
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9 Dec 2012:
Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras says only viable solution to debt crisis is 'a haircut for Greece and entire southern periphery'
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8 Dec 2012: Current prime minister, Mario Monti, announces his intention to resign following disgraced media mogul's declaration
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7 Dec 2012: With major obstacles to recovery remaining, the chancellor will be closely monitoring both economic and weather bulletins
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7 Dec 2012: Thomas Fricke for Social Europe Journal: The German chancellor's failure to implement our financial advice led to the economic crisis that closed our newspaper
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6 Dec 2012:
Fitch said the UK's failure to meet a key public debt target 'weakens the credibility' of its triple-A rating
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5 Dec 2012: Letters: The Brussels bureaucracy knew very well before 2009 that several European governments were using the services of private-sector financial institutions to disguise the extent of their budget deficits
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5 Dec 2012: With 30,000 homes a day cut off for unpaid bills by the state, corruption has become a matter of survival for many Greeks
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5 Dec 2012:
Four nations have withdrawn from the 2013 competition because they are too cash-strapped to enter – and fear the cost of hosting 2014 if they win
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5 Dec 2012:
Dublin announces billions of euros in fresh spending cuts today as the pain of austerity continues
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