One of the world's leading economists warns the future of the euro is "looking bleak" and austerity plans could damage Europe's recovery. Report vindicates Tidjane Thiam's strategy, as state of world economy rules out sale of assets Crown Currency Exchange left hundreds of holidaymakers without any travel money after its bank accounts were frozen. First time homeowners are being charged up to £2,000 a year more. Prices of many commodities have risen sharply in recent months.Joseph Stiglitz: the euro may not survive
Prudential's Asian plan is right, says Goldman Sachs
Tourists left short as currency company falters
First-time buyers penalised
Commodities on a roll?
Sunday, 3 October 2010
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Kamal Ahmed