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Optimism remains, despite uncertainties over the future of the eurozone

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Jun 8, 2012

Threat of fallout from crisis hangs over city

Optimism remains, despite uncertainties over the future of the eurozone

Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann ©EPA Jun 8, 2012

Bundesbank: Germany walks fine line in euro crisis

The central bank is proving hard to ignore, writes Ralph Atkins

Reto Francioni, Deutsche Borse's chief executive Jun 8, 2012

Deutsche Börse: Failed NYSE/Euronext merger haunts exchange

Moves by regulators still dog the company, reports Philip Stafford

Occupy Frankfurt camp outside the ECB headquarters ©Bloomberg Jun 8, 2012

Protests: City demonstrates its leftwing credentials

Ralph Atkins finds the tradition for political radicalism is alive and well

FC Schalke ©Getty Jun 8, 2012

Corporate finance: ‘Mittelstand’ bonds prove attractive

The lending crisis has prompted companies to revise their financing, says James Wilson

Jun 8, 2012

Banks: Lenders make effort to cash in on German roots

Acquisitions have boosted the region’s institutions, reports James Wilson

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Investments: Complexity of retail products in spotlight

The revelation of issuer risks has turned sentiment, says James Wilson

Jun 8, 2012

Funds sector: Products restructure as citizens lose trust

Asset managers are dealing with the effects of nervous savers’ reluctance to invest, writes James Wilson

Jun 8, 2012

Property: Desirable homes seen as haven against feared inflation rises

A buoyant jobs market reflected in house prices, says James Wilson

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Infrastructure: Night flight ban threatens airport expansion

Court ruling raises fears for viability of aviation hub, writes Daniel Schäfer

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