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GLOBAL ECONOMY
3:50pm
Interactive
From
COMPANIES
May 22, 2013
Brussels to tighten bank bailout rules
Investors would suffer heavier losses under new controls
From
WORLD
May 20, 2013
Berlin plans partial EU treaty change
German strategy would thwart UK plans to repatriate powers
From
WORLD
May 20, 2013
Treaty moves promise fraught debate
Eurozone moves towards fiscal and political integration
News analysis
From
MARKETS
May 20, 2013
Wall of money eases eurozone funding
Governments raise more than half year’s needs
News analysis
From
MARKETS
May 13, 2013
US hedge funds turn bullish on the euro
Some former bears on the single currency have been converted
From
SPECIAL REPORTS
May 8, 2013
Hint of southern comfort shows need to bolster reform process
Prospects for those countries hardest hit by the eurozone crisis – and their ability to embrace tough policies – are assessed by FT writers
From
SPECIAL REPORTS
May 8, 2013
Fiscal union: Integration put on back burner
Market calm has led to complacency in national capitals, writes Peter Spiegel
The A-List
from
COMMENT
May 2, 2013
France’s economy needs to become more German
The prize for Paris of deeper union and mutualisation of liabilities is still within its grasp
From
COMPANIES
May 19, 2013
Portugal’s banks fear ‘Cyprus virus’
Heads of BCP and BES urge Europe’s leaders to moderate stance
From
WORLD
May 16, 2013
Hollande goes on economic ‘offensive’
Embattled French president pledges ‘more growth and less austerity’
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
May 15, 2013
Eurozone sets bleak recession record
Sixth quarter of decline longest since single currency was born
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
May 12, 2013
Schäuble treaty alert on EU bank plan
German finance minister throws rescue proposal into doubt
From
MARKETS
May 9, 2013
Are negative interest rates an ECB bluff?
Analysts assess the possible long-term effects on the euro
From
WORLD
May 7, 2013
Paris and Berlin seek to put differences aside
Formation of European banking union leads agenda
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
May 6, 2013
Brussels trains its sights on Slovenia
Options focus on new EU powers to force reforms
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
May 3, 2013
EU economies to breach deficit limits
France, Spain and the Netherlands to miss deficit targets
From
WORLD
May 2, 2013
Italy aims to join ‘virtuous’ deficit club
Finance minister commits to sticking within budget limits
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
May 2, 2013
ECB ‘ready’ for more action after rate cut
Central bank reduces main refinancing rate to 0.50%
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
May 2, 2013
All eyes on ECB as markets expect rate cut
Rising number of economists anticipate a 0.25 point reduction
From
MARKETS
May 2, 2013
Slovenia bond issue survives downgrade
Debt offering provides time to tackle state-owned banking sector
Gavyn Davies
from
GLOBAL ECONOMY
May 1, 2013
What the ECB can and cannot do to heal the eurozone
A more radical easing in monetary conditions may prove necessary to drag the economy out of recession
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
Apr 30, 2013
Eurozone jobless rate up as inflation falls
Expectations of ECB interest rate cut grow
Markets Insight
from
MARKETS
Apr 30, 2013
ECB under pressure for more shock and awe
An expected interest rate cut by the central bank will not be enough to restart growth
Global Insight
from
WORLD
Apr 30, 2013
Distress of Europe’s anti-austerity left
A collective howl of protest and despair will resound through Europe’s streets at the annual May 1 rallies
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
Apr 30, 2013
ECB’s Draghi faces narrowing options
Economic malaise keeps growing
From
WORLD
Apr 30, 2013
Letta urges determination to spur growth
Letta to push pro-growth moves in Berlin, Paris, Brussels and Madrid
From
MARKETS
Apr 30, 2013
Slovenia downgraded to junk by Moody’s
Announcement threatens planned bond issue
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Why the Baltic states are no model
What is possible for small, open economies is close to impossible for the large and relatively closed