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WORLD
4:53pm
Interactive
Graphic: Economic imbalance in the bloc
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GLOBAL ECONOMY
11:55am
Lending to eurozone private sector slows
Data underline economic gloom across much of the region
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MARKETS
11:20am
Demand falls short at Italy debt auction
Haven rush drives down UK, German and US borrowing costs
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UK
10:40pm
Financial troika runs euro crash tests
UK disaster recovery plans are going into overdrive
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GLOBAL ECONOMY
9:30pm
ECB rejects Madrid plan to boost Bankia
Sovereign injection could break EU funding rules
- Editorial Spain must avoid an Irish turn
From
MARKETS
May 29, 2012
Warning lights flash red over Spain
Rising bond yields and Bankia rescue heighten bailout concerns
From
COMMENT
May 28, 2012
This is a fiscal straitjacket for Ireland, not a union
Weak countries are being punished when they most need help, writes David McWilliams
Wolfgang Munchau
from
COMMENT
May 27, 2012
How to build a fiscal union to save the eurozone
European leaders paused to think. But they may have left it too late
From
COMMENT
May 27, 2012
Only a new political order can rescue Greece
The electorate is livid at being led by those who dishonestly caused the problem, writes Pavlos Eleftheriadis
- Eurozone Greek woes
- Germany model citizens
- Spanish banks perpetuating the problem
- Spanish banks pass the parcel
- Spain and France
Global Insight
from
WORLD
May 27, 2012
Case for Irish Yes is a hard sell
No one really wants to risk Ireland’s position in Europe
Christopher Caldwell
from
COMMENT
May 25, 2012
You wanted brave, Mr Draghi? Meet Mr Sarrazin
Two men have won adulation for their new ways of thinking about the eurozone crisis
From
COMMENT
May 25, 2012
Europe raises spectre of an ungovernable world
Co-operation in the EU is suffocating domestic political institutions, writes Mark Mazower
Samuel Brittan
from
COMMENT
May 24, 2012
A new Europe of competing currencies
Unused needs and unused hands cannot exist side by side indefinitely
From
COMMENT
May 23, 2012
We must break up the failing euro
All 17 eurozone members should decide to revert to their national currencies, writes Martin Jacomb
From
MARKETS
7:18pm
Euro hits 22-month low on risk aversion
Swiss franc recovers from SNB intervention comments
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GLOBAL ECONOMY
May 29, 2012
Time slips by for Monti’s reform
Investors wary about elections due early next year
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GLOBAL ECONOMY
May 29, 2012
German inflation fall boosts ECB options
Drop gives central bank more scope to cut interest rates
From
GLOBAL ECONOMY
8:46pm
Madrid in ‘game of chicken’ with EU
Spain determined to avoid being forced into bailout
From
WORLD
May 29, 2012
EU voters give thumbs down to integration
Survey of 8,000 people reveals doubt around European project
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COMPANIES
May 28, 2012
Spain says help not needed to save banks
Rajoy defiant over €19bn Bankia rescue
From
WORLD
May 28, 2012
Greek banks receive €18bn transfer
Recapitalisation agreed as part of second international bailout
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MARKETS
May 28, 2012
Spanish bonds hit by Bankia bailout fears
Market sentiment eroded by worries over banking system
From
MARKETS
May 28, 2012
Funds cut exposure to eurozone banks
Spain’s banking system at centre of storm
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GLOBAL ECONOMY
May 28, 2012
Euro slide could bring timely fillip
Export potential implies plus for growth
From
WORLD
May 27, 2012
Swiss eye capital controls if Greece goes
Franc faces heavy demand from investors
From
WORLD
May 27, 2012
Draft EU report attacks Italy on economy
Government has not done enough to combat tax evasion
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COMPANIES
May 25, 2012
HSBC chief urges EU bank bailout scheme
Gulliver’s ‘EuroTarp’ plea over state equity
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