Economics
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Modest recovery at home and abroad may lift the mood as survey projects expansion for most SMEs over the next year
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After the US bank he leads was fined $185m and his excoriation in a Senate hearing this week, the chief executive ought to realise the buck stops with him
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Editorial: New OECD and Unctad reports suggest Britain’s economy will falter in 2017 and that the financial crisis is about to be felt in developing countries most of all
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International community urged to prepare for further volatility due to increasing financial vulnerabilty of developing nations
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Philip Hammond too worried about votes to heed OECD's advice to spend
Phillip Inman Economics correspondent
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City firm predicts that super-cheap home loans will be offered as a result of competition between lenders to attract new business
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Editorial: Silicon Valley has created companies that ruthlessly exploit consumers and workers. It should not be emulated
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European stock markets rally as investors await news from the Bank of Japan and the US Federal Reserve later this week
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Politician acclaimed as a national hero for ensuring that Italy joined the single currency
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Mainstream economics is terrible at understanding the reality of human behaviour. Now, even the respected thinker Paul Romer is calling for change
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Lloyds Bank survey shows rising fears over economic uncertainty and confidence sliding fast in retail and leisure
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Focus on Fed’s announcement as Bank for International Settlements says central banks have become overburdened with boosting growth
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British holidaymakers lead league table of arrivals to Greece with about 2.4m in 2015 – with Brexit having no impact so far
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Economics viewpoint Fixing a Hole: how to solve the chronic UK current account deficit
Larry ElliottReining in a record deficit will take more than driving down sterling - Britain’s short-term business mindset also needs to change
Why can’t our leaders learn from 30 years of failure in health and education?