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COMPANIES
Jun 13, 2013
Interactive
©AFP
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WORLD
Jun 12, 2013
ECB warns against debate on its mandate
Bundesbank chief tells court he would welcome clarification
©Bloomberg
From
WORLD
Jun 11, 2013
German heavyweights clash over euro plan
Buba’s Weidmann and ECB’s Asmussen at odds over bond buying
©AFP
From
WORLD
Jun 11, 2013
Drama grips court and gnaws at psyche
German jurists try to assess potential risks to taxpayers
Wolfgang Munchau
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COMMENT
Jun 16, 2013
Bond jitters threaten Europe’s calm
There is quite a bit of bad news still to come out of the eurozone itself
From
COMMENT
Jun 5, 2013
France should copy Germany’s reforms
Europe needs to be united in a globalised political world, writes Gerhard Schröder
Philip Stephens
from
COMMENT
May 30, 2013
A race between growth and populism
The threat to the euro now comes from populists seeking to overturn the liberal order
Global Insight
from
GLOBAL ECONOMY
May 30, 2013
Europe will balk at economic medicine
Brussels must show it is not afraid to bite as well as bark at governments
Wolfgang Munchau
from
COMMENT
May 27, 2013
EU’s future looks Japanese, not German
The process to resolve the crisis will take many years to complete
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
Jun 11, 2013
Q&A: Why is a German court probing the ECB?
Germans worried the bond-buying could cost its taxpayers
From
MARKETS
Jun 10, 2013
Eurozone banks retreat behind borders
Cross-border holdings of sovereign and corporate debt tumble
From
MARKETS
Jun 10, 2013
Euro banks cut cross-border debt holdings
Financial turmoil sees eurozone bond market ‘re-domestication’
From
WORLD
Jun 9, 2013
Monetary heavyweights to clash in court
Asmussen to take on Weidmann in German hearing over ECB pledge
From
WORLD
Jun 6, 2013
ECB action calmed markets, Draghi says
Outright monetary transactions defended as legal action looms
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
Jun 10, 2013
Latvia set to join eurozone next year
Green light from Brussels for 18th bloc member
From
WORLD
Jun 3, 2013
Brussels to recommend Latvia joins euro
Officials see move as a chance to tout single currency
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
Jun 3, 2013
ECB shuns ‘big bazooka’ to boost lending
Review focuses on blockage in bank balance sheets
From
WORLD
Jun 3, 2013
Brussels bank plans clash with Berlin
Commission proposes giving itself powers to wind up lenders
From
WORLD
Jun 3, 2013
Germany seals €1bn SME loan deal for Spain
Lending plan criticised for being a form of mutualised debt
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
Jun 3, 2013
Eurozone manufacturing downturn eases
Slowest pace in activity contraction since February 2012
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
May 31, 2013
Franco-German challenge to bank plan
Greater fiscal control supported but more national leeway urged
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
May 31, 2013
Eurozone unemployment hits another record
Lower inflation likely to reduce pressure on ECB to act
From
WORLD
May 30, 2013
Merkel allies accuse Hollande of shaking EU
German anger as leaders meet in push to repair relations
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
May 30, 2013
Glimmer of hope for European economies
Eurozone confidence improves and Swiss GDP outperforms
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
May 29, 2013
EU economies win budget deficit reprieve
Bloc warns of weakening support for reforms
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
May 29, 2013
OECD cuts growth forecasts on eurozone
Group expects global growth of 3.1 per cent in 2013
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
May 28, 2013
EU ‘sacrificial lamb’ faces budget fines
Belgium risks falling foul of Brussels fiscal rules
Multimedia
Will EU’s debt monster stay in its cage?
Sovereign debt crisis appears to have slipped off investors’ radar, provoking fears of complacency