International Monetary Fund calls on ECB for fresh emergency action to calm debt markets. 08 Jul 2010 A full-fledged disintegration of the eurozone would trigger the worst economic crisis in modern history a new report argues. 07 Jul 2010 Standard Chartered tells clients to prepare for a fall in property prices of up to 30pc in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzen, and other large cities. 06 Jul 2010 City institutions have warned that Europe’s stress tests for banks are almost useless and may further damage confidence. 05 Jul 2010 The US workforce shrank by 652,000 in June, one of the sharpest contractions ever. The rate of hourly earnings fell 0.1pc. Wages are flirting with deflation. 04 Jul 2010 Spain's debt crisis may force the country to tap the EU-IMF rescue fund over the next two to three months and set off a political storm, according a confidential report by the Bank of America Merrill Lynch. 02 Jul 2010 Fears of an economic relapse across the world have begun to stalk markets as data weakens. 01 Jul 2010 Fears for the survival of German Chancellor Angela Merkel sent tremors through markets. 30 Jun 2010 Global bond markets are flashing warning signals of a sharp slowdown in growth across the world and a possible slide toward a double-dip recession and outright deflation. 29 Jun 2010 Authorities should tighten monetary policy in combination with austerity measures, Bank says. 28 Jun 2010 Europe's banks have yet to come clean over bad loans and may struggle to refinance short-term debt, the Bank for International Settlements has warned. 28 Jun 2010 As recovery starts to stall in the US and Europe with echoes of mid-1931, bond experts are once again dusting off a speech by Ben Bernanke given eight years ago as a freshman governor at the Federal Reserve. 27 Jun 2010 Fed chairman wages an epochal behind-the-scenes battle with regional hawks for control of US monetary policy. 24 Jun 2010 Legendary investor George Soros says Berlin’s austerity doctrine is a threat to democracy and political stability in Europe. 23 Jun 2010 Global markets braced for a possible sell-off in US Treasury bonds after China ends two-year currency freeze. 20 Jun 2010 We already know that the eurozone money markets seized up violently in early May as incipient bank runs spread from Greece to Portugal and Spain. 20 Jun 2010 Fitch Ratings warns that it may take massive asset purchases by the ECB to prevent Europe's crisis escalating. 17 Jun 2010 A group of 100 Italian economists has written an open letter warning that the EU austerity policies being imposed on Southern Europe may tip the region into a downward spiral, risking the disintegration of the monetary union. 17 Jun 2010Ambrose 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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