Eurozone
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All the day’s economic and financial news, including new growth and unemployment data from the eurozone
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First speakers at World Economic Forum as investors sell sterling on renewed fears of hard Brexit ahead of Theresa May speech
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All the day’s economic and financial news, as stock markets in London and New York hover around their highest levels
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Project Syndicate economists Banking standards: treacherous political waters lie ahead
Howard DaviesThe system has been safer since the Basel III regulations, but tensions are high between the US and the eurozone – which both have their own preoccupations -
A bumper load of bank news, as Deutsche and Credit Suisse settle with DoJ, and the Italian cabinet agrees to rescue MPS
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Parliament steps in with emergency plan as a private effort to raise €5bn for the world’s oldest bank seems likely to fail
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Taxpayer-backed bank unveils plan to bolster its capital by £2bn after faltering in annual health check of UK banking system
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Mario Draghi suggests ECB could extend its QE programme in December, and suggests ECB might taper its asset-purchase scheme
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IMF left shamefaced after peak pessimism over Brexit vote
Larry Elliott in Washington
Greece standoff over €86bn bailout eases after Brussels deal