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UK jobs, Japan’s recovery, pipeline problems and World Cup woes

13/06 21:18 CET

The UK’s economic recovery seems to be taking hold. In April a record number of people found work, as unemployment fell to its lowest level in more than five years. Things are going better in Japan as well. The government says the economy…

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  2. 17/04/2014WTO’s and Germany’s cautious optimism
  3. 11/04/2014IMF issues forecasts and warnings, Greece takes a step out of the crisis
  4. 04/04/2014Eurozone recovery: the good, the bad and the idle
  5. 28/03/2014The price of a Cold War-style stand off
  6. 21/03/2014Federal Reserve looks at new ways to measure US economy as UK growth exceeds expectations
  7. 14/03/2014Deflation looms for the eurozone despite Germany’s strong performance
  8. 07/03/2014East under the spotlight: gas wars in Ukraine, China goes green
  9. 28/02/2014Ukraine’s pressing financial needs, Mobile World Congress in Barcelona
  10. 21/02/2014Chinese support for Peugeot and new acquisitions by Google and Facebook
  11. 14/02/2014Yellen’s promises, Carney’s caution and Bitcoin’s problems
  12. 07/02/2014IT news: the industry that only respects innovation
  13. 31/01/2014Fed trims stimulus, the effects are felt worldwide
  14. 24/01/2014Good recovery news from the IMF, but job worries persist for the ILO
  15. 17/01/2014World Bank optimistic, French reforms, Apple pays up for child app problems
  16. 10/01/2014Economic prospects for 2014
  17. 12/07/2013Trade deals and disputes
  18. 05/07/2013Financial markets volatile over political turmoil in Portugal and Egypt
  19. 28/06/2013Worrying times for the world’s biggest economies
  20. 21/06/2013Trade, tax evasion and stimulus dominate the financial week
  21. 14/06/2013ECB in court and fears for Turkey’s economy
  22. 07/06/2013Japan’s ‘third arrow’ and a wine fuelled trade war
  23. 31/05/2013Switching away from austerity
  24. 24/05/2013Fed’s stimulus: the beginning of the end?
  25. 17/05/2013Eurozone remains in recession
  26. 10/05/2013The new face of the World Trade Organisation
  27. 03/05/2013Central banks surprise
  28. 26/04/2013What more does the ECB need to cut rates?
  29. 19/04/2013How precious is gold?
  30. 05/04/2013Jobless Europe overshadows Cyprus problems
  31. 22/03/2013Cyprus time-bomb
  32. 16/03/2013Bundesbank’s boss frets over France and Italy
  33. 08/03/2013No bonuses in Switzerland, no jobs in Spain
  34. 22/02/2013Currency wars and ‘the lazy French’
  35. 16/02/2013EU and US take their trading places
  36. 08/02/2013Crisis lessons learned by governments
  37. 01/02/2013That wasn’t supposed to happen! US economy shrinks
  38. 25/01/2013Davos dynamism discussed
  39. 19/01/2013Carmakers race ahead in 2013
  40. 26/12/2012Many business challenges in 2012
  41. 30/11/2012‘Say Oui to France’
  42. 21/09/2012Apple’s avalanche of smartphone sales enough?
  43. 07/09/2012Thumbs up for ECB bond buying plan
  44. 10/08/2012UK bank storm
  45. 29/06/2012Last chance summit in Brussels – again
  46. 16/06/2012Spain (only) beaten by capital market
  47. 11/05/2012The backlash of the French and Greek elections
  48. 06/04/2012Spanish debt threatens fragile eurozone
  49. 23/03/2012Lower taxes, higher deficit
  50. 02/03/2012ECB pumps massive funds into finance system
  51. 17/02/2012Déjà vu all over again…
  52. 10/02/2012What can the ECB do to help Greece?
  53. 03/02/2012Another EU summit, same old problems
  54. 27/01/2012Bernanke’s finger on the trigger
  55. 31/12/2011The euro crisis: What’s in store for 2012?
  56. 23/12/2011Is a euro break-up looming?
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