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/ 10 December 2011
Sticking-plaster solutions have got us nowhere and a question mark hangs over the way forward, writes <b>Larry Elliott</b>.
Ireland was the Icarus economy. An export sector that does not rely on banks for funding has managed to keep the economy afloat.
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/ 18 November 2011
Back in the early part of the past decade, the <i>Guardian</i> held an internal debate about whether Britain should join the euro, then a live issue.
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/ 11 November 2011
Financial markets rallied after Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou announced he was dropping plans for a referendum on the terms of the bailout.
The decision to hold a referendum on the bailout reflects the power Greece wields.
The longer the crisis in the eurozone has gone on, the more it has come to resemble something penned by Lewis Carroll.
Welcome to the new normal. Billions of pounds were wiped off the value of shares in London on October 4.
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/ 9 September 2011
Foreign-exchange experts say the next country to react to an inflated currency could be Japan.
For the past two centuries and more life in Britain has been governed by a simple concept: tomorrow will be better than today.
Policymakers hopes of a peaceful holiday are shattered as bond traders turn on Spain and Italy.