6:14pm

Eurozone industrial output shrinks

Data foreshadow grim fourth-quarter growth figures

11:51am

OECD warns on German growth

Country faces ‘considerable’ risk from eurozone

9:33am

Moody’s threatens to downgrade UK

Osborne says move shows need for austerity

7:32pm

Social unrest harms hopes of Greek reform

Rebellion, in and out of parliament, undermines the austerity course

From MARKETS 2:20pm

Growth expectations highest since July

Emerging markets benefit from improving sentiment

From WORLD 11:31am

UK and French economies face EU scrutiny

Twelve countries to be investigated over ‘imbalances’

From COMPANIES 9:39am

InterContinental seeks out emerging markets

Full-year profit rises 34% despite European slowdown

From WORLD 11:15pm

EU tries to finalise €130bn Greek bail-out

Signs that Germany and allies may not approve deal

From COMPANIES 10:49pm

UK car trade deficit is lowest for 36 years

Overseas demand surges and new registrations shrink

Gideon Rachman from COMMENT 7:13pm

Germany faces a machine from hell

The actions urged on Berlin are unreasonable. Its own solution – structural reform now, political union later – is unworkable

Markets Insight from MARKETS Feb 13, 2012

Greece far from safe even after debt swap

The LTRO has merely bought the euro area time

From COMPANIES Feb 13, 2012

Honda aims to double production in Europe

Plant in Swindon, England to make CR-V small SUV from September

From WORLD Feb 13, 2012

US-China economic tiff simmers

Spats over trade and currency divide two nations

Feb 13, 2012

ECB runs down sovereign debt purchases

Focus switches to unlimited three-year bank loans

From LEX Feb 12, 2012

Greece / eurozone: taboo broken

Some creditors are ready to contemplate life without you know who

Feb 12, 2012

Greek parliament debates austerity bill

Teargas fired at protesters as MPs discuss €3.3bn cuts package

Feb 10, 2012

Greeks inflamed by bail-out demands

Ministers quit but cabinet backs bill cast as a vote on future of the euro

From COMMENT Feb 10, 2012

False dawns and public fury: the 1930s are not so far away

Saving the euro is not the only priority, writes Martin Taylor

From WORLD Feb 10, 2012

German minister signals support for Portugal

Schäuble ‘open mike’ incident fuels fears Lisbon may need bigger bail-out

Feb 10, 2012

ECB’s rescue act comes with risks attached

It is dangerous to ignore the loans’ downsides, writes Sarah Gordon

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