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26 Aug 2014: Larry Elliott: Halfway through his term of office the president needed a more aggressive policy from the ECB, but errors were repeated
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24 Aug 2014: ECB head Mario Draghi is calling for more growth-friendly policies, but a little quantitative easing won't do the job
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21 Aug 2014: Adam Smith Institute thinktank believes Scotland may thrive outside a formal currency union with the rest of the UK
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20 Aug 2014:
Larry Elliot: Bank of England's monetary policy committee split for first time since 2011 but figures still keep seven members on the 'no' side
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19 Aug 2014:
IMF economists argue monetary policies introduced since 2008 may have increased banks' medium-term risk
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19 Aug 2014:
It was thought 2014 would be the year of the pay rise and an interest rate rise but both now look unlikely
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17 Aug 2014:
Larry Elliott: Recession saw productivity collapse as more people have been employed to produce the same level of output
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17 Aug 2014: In a recovery that policymakers find hard to read, rates may, or may not, rise soon, depending on a complex matrix of indicators. By Larry Elliott
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14 Aug 2014:
Osborne and the Bank realised the dire effects of too much austerity, too soon and tried plan B. The eurozone and ECB should follow suit, fast | Larry Elliott
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13 Aug 2014:
Wage growth weaker than expected despite falling unemployment, prolonging the squeeze on household budgets
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