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Russia: Oligarch foreign bank accounts to come under gaze of Vladimir Putin's tax authorities
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Diane Abbott tries to laugh off fiscal charter U-turn as Labour leaders face backlash
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Labour: John McDonnell's last-minute U-turn over fiscal pact sends party spinning into disarray
The shadow chancellor had hoped the pact would sure-up Labour's economic credibility.
UK inflation: Prices drop 0.1% as pressure mounts on Bank of England's Mark Carney
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Nuclear deal: Iran's parliament supports historic agreement with huge majority
Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has come out to prohibit negotiations with the US.
Asian markets down in response to Chinese trade data
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Government to sell final 14% stake in Royal Mail
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Nobel Prize in Economics 2015: Princeton University professor Angus Deaton wins £690,000
Edinburgh-born professor named winner "for his analysis of consumption, poverty, and welfare".
More UK workers earning less than living wage as in-work poverty increases
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Unleashing business investment will revive Britain's zombie economy
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John Mills: Why top Labour donor is backing calls for a Brexit from the EU
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Former CBI president said the EU offers a huge market and opens UK to large investments.
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Shanghai Composite, which has lost close to 40% of its value since summer, rallied the most among Asian indices.
EU referendum: Treasury Select Committee to look at impact of Brexit on the UK
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IMF warns of world economic crash if interest rates are not kept low
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UK government converts RBS shares in push for accelerated privatisation
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IMF head Christine Lagarde says time is right for carbon emission tax to tackle pollution
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