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16 Dec 2013: The return to Angela Merkel's cabinet of the austerity-fixated Wolfgang Schäuble is a tragedy for the eurozone periphery -
15 Dec 2013: Taoiseach vows never to return to credit-fuelled property boom and says creation of jobs will be at centre of economic plan
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13 Dec 2013:
Landmark moment in the history of the eurozone as Ireland become the first country to leave a financial assistance programme, but the social cost has been high
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10 Dec 2013: NIESR thinktank sees growth of 0.8% in UK in last three months, as Christine Lagarde says euro crisis isn't over until unemployment eases
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6 Dec 2013: Joseph Stiglitz: Try telling people in countries that are still in depression, with per capita GDP below pre-2008 levels and youth unemployment at 50% that the austerity medicine has worked
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30 Nov 2013:
William Keegan: The EU's leaders abhorred stimulus. Now the eurozone is so weak they fear the very idea that the US might stop spending
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29 Nov 2013: No respite to Europe's youth unemployment crisis, with jobless rate for those aged 15-24 rising to 24.4%
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20 Nov 2013: The bankers who advised the UK government on the controversial privatisation of Royal Mail have been told they mispriced the sale and cost taxpayers
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18 Nov 2013:
Greek relations with troika of lenders soured by mistrust, anger and thinly disguised panic
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17 Nov 2013: Business leader: Just as Enda Kenny announces his nation's break with its creditors, the threat of another single currency crisis rears its ugly head
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15 Nov 2013: European commission's autumn fiscal surveillance report also censures Germany, France and Croatia over reforms or deficit
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14 Nov 2013:
Fall in French output and Italy's recession drags growth down to 0.1%, snuffing out second-quarter momentum
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13 Nov 2013: UK central bank has upgraded its forecasts for growth and unemployment today, with governor Mark Carney telling reporters that the recovery looks more solid
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12 Nov 2013: Cost of living in the UK rose by just 2.2% year on year in October, lower than economists had predicted but still way behind wage rises
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11 Nov 2013:
Antonis Samaras fought off no-confidence motion overnight, but saw his narrow majority whittled down after one member of the coalition rebelled
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