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The economic week ahead: Signs of progress or peril?

Article Staff Reporter - 19 Mar 2012

A series of data releases this week will show how the world's economies are faring in the face of an uncertain future, writes <b>Matt Quigley</b>.

Eurozone needs ‘mother of firewalls’ to halt crisis

Article Staff Reporter - 25 Feb 2012

The head of the OECD has said that the eurozone needs to build "the mother of all firewalls" to prevent the crisis from spreading throughout the bloc.

G20 demands eurozone debt solution within weeks

Article Staff Reporter - 15 Oct 2011

The world's leading economies are pressing Europe to act boldly within eight days to resolve the eurozone's sovereign debt crisis.

Demonstrations amid ongoing euro zone debt fears

Article Staff Reporter - 17 Sep 2011

A mass anti-austerity protest, called by unions, has taken to the streets, as EU ministers cut short talks on the euro zone debt crisis.

Geithner tells EU to speak as one on eurozone crisis

Article Staff Reporter - 16 Sep 2011

Timothy Geithner told EU finance ministers to end talk about a eurozone break-up and work with the European Central Bank to fight the debt crisis.

China signals shift on currency

Article Ed Pilkington - 1 Nov 2010

Unscheduled talks seen as a bid to address US concerns.

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