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Osborne says move shows need for austerity
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Social unrest harms hopes of Greek reform
Rebellion, in and out of parliament, undermines the austerity course
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Growth expectations highest since July
Emerging markets benefit from improving sentiment
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UK and French economies face EU scrutiny
Twelve countries to be investigated over ‘imbalances’
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InterContinental seeks out emerging markets
Full-year profit rises 34% despite European slowdown
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11:15pm
EU tries to finalise €130bn Greek bail-out
Signs that Germany and allies may not approve deal
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10:49pm
UK car trade deficit is lowest for 36 years
Overseas demand surges and new registrations shrink
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Feb 13, 2012
Greece far from safe even after debt swap
The LTRO has merely bought the euro area time
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Feb 13, 2012
Honda aims to double production in Europe
Plant in Swindon, England to make CR-V small SUV from September
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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
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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
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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
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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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