G8 discussions focus on eurozone crisis and Syria
Meeting at President Obama's Camp David retreat, the G8 club of developed nations have focussed their discussions on growth and fiscal reforms.
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Greece's coalition woes shake world markets
The shockwaves from Greece's failure to form a coalition government have continued to reverberate around world markets.
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Elections loom, euro doom as Greek coalition talks falter
Coalition talks in Greece have floundered once more, leading it one step closer to new elections and bringing its euro presence into serious doubt.
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Voters alter EU's political landscape
The backlash against austerity measures has begun as pressured citizens reject their leaders
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Likely economic scenarios for Greece
After an inconclusive election in Athens, these are some economic scenarios and their likely impact on the Eurozone.
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Divided they fall as storm gets worse
One of the biggest risks for the eurozone has to be the lack of a cohesive vision in the financial institutions' various proposals.
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Profligate regions turn to Madrid
Senior officials in Spain have believed that some areas will have no option but to turn to the central government for bailouts.
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IMF warns countries to avoid climbing debt
The IMF has issued a call to bickering US politicians, urging them to solve the country's debt problems before the vulnerable economy is tipped over.
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The economic week ahead: A good Friday?
The short trading week will end with important US jobs data, with key EU gatherings to keep things interesting till then, writes Matt Quigley.
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Eurozone inflation slows, but less than expected
Inflation in the eurozone has slowed in March but not by as much as expected due to rising oil prices and the European Central Bank's reviving growth.
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