- Goldman fighting back after days of torment
Tom Stevenson
Darling: public sector job losses 'inevitable'
The Chancellor predicted there would be a ''transfer'' of jobs into the private sector as the economy recovered.
23 Apr 2010
UK GDP expanded by only 0.2pc in the first quarter of 2010, as the economy is set to be the key topic of final leaders' TV debate. 23 Apr 2010 UK's GDP expanded 0.2pc in the first quarter of 2010, underlining the fragility of the recovery as polling day looms. 23 Apr 2010 Looking at this morning's coverage of the televised leadership debate last night it is clear that David Cameron made a rather better fist of it than his first effort a week ago. 23 Apr 2010 Views are split on what effect a hung parliament would have on sterling. 23 Apr 2010 The UK is expected to notched growth of 0.4pc in the first three months of the year. 23 Apr 2010 Public sector borrowing hit a new record high of £23.5bn in March, underlining the dire state of the public finances which the next Government will be forced to contend with. 23 Apr 2010 Greece's debt crisis reaches a dramatic crescendo as the EU reveals the nation's debt and deficit figures are even worse than feared. 22 Apr 2010 Fitch Ratings has warned that Japan's sovereign debt is rising to ominously high levels as the workforce shrinks and deflation grinds deeper. 22 Apr 2010 The IMF has warned that Greece’s debt crisis threatens to spill over across the region unless action is taken soon to restore confidence. 21 Apr 2010 Spiralling sovereign debt in Europe, the US, and Japan risks setting off a fresh financial storm, the IMF has warned. 20 Apr 2010 German finance minister Schauble urges nation to back €45bn EU-IMF bail-out for Greece, warning that failure to act risks a financial meltdown. 19 Apr 2010 Portugal, not Greece, poses the greater existential threat to Europe's monetary union. 18 Apr 2010Economic slowdown shifts election focus
Britain's economic growth unexpectedly slows
General Election 2010: how should David Cameron win the debate on the economy?
Who's right over pound, Ken Clarke or Goldman Sachs?
UK expected to have avoided double-dip recession
Government borrowing highest since Second World War
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard has covered world politics
and economics for a quarter century, based in Europe,
the US, and Latin America. He joined the Telegraph in
1991, serving as Washington correspondent and later
Europe correspondent in Brussels. He is now International
Business Editor in London.
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