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China inflation bounces off five-year low but PPI plunges

Aussie dollar down as strong Chinese data weakens prospects for additional stimulus from China.

Cryptocurrency round-up: Bitcoin could offer 'real net neutrality' and 10,000 Spanish ATMs

Bitcoin price continues to rise, as researchers claim it could offer solution to net neutrality.

Lib Dems hope to woo business with bid to make Britain the largest economy in Europe

Nick Clegg says he wants the UK to takeover the European economic powerhouse of Germany by 2035.

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William Keegan: George Osborne's economic experiment threw the UK economy into reverse gear

It took several years for an expansionary monetary policy to offset the pernicious impact of ill-timed and inappropriate fiscal contraction.

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Armed forces budget cuts put 30,000 jobs at risk says Rusi think tank

A paper from the Royal United Services Institute shows how budget cuts could affect armed forces.

Tesla to cut China workforce as sales miss target

Just under 2,500 Teslas were registered in China in 2014, while CEO Elon Musk had hoped to sell some 5,000 vehicles.

Greece: Referendum or early elections possible if eurozone rejects bailout plans

Greek government has denied reports it could leave the eurozone.

Lloyds sale nets another £500m for Treasury

The UK government has raised another £500m, bringing its Lloyds stake down to 22.98%.

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Australia's UniSuper plans to pick Indian stocks amid Modi reforms

Pension fund could invest A$200m in Indian equities through a fund manager or an ETF.

German trade surplus dwindles arresting euro recovery

Exports from Germany fell 2.1%in January reversing December's 2.8% gain

ECB launches QE as leading UK fund manager questions bloc's viability

Neil Woodford says 'wrong to pretend Greece the same as Germany'.

A clerk counts Chinese 100 yuan banknotes at a branch of China Construction Bank

China to launch yuan-centred international payments system before December

China International Payment System is expected to be launched as early as September or October.

Greece can save €1bn a year by eliminating contraband tobacco

Cash-strapped Greece expected to provide details about its tobacco reform proposals soon to obtain future bailout funds.

City jobs boost flies in face of investment banking cuts

The City has seen a 17% upswing since February of last year, according to recruiters.

Goldman Sachs predicts US crude prices will drop to $40 a barrel

Goldman Sachs believes that Brent prices would also come under renewed pressure as global inventories rise.

Gold nearing $1000 with USD at new 11-year high

The only milestone to pass ahead of the $1000 mark is $1131, which is just $34 away.

China trade surplus at new record, focus shifts to inflation data

Exports rallied 48.3% y/y in February as companies rushed to get orders processed before the Chinese New Year.

Pound down to one-month low against dollar ahead of trade balance, to track global cues

January industrial output, NIESR GDP estimate for February and January trade balance due in coming week.

Central banks watch: New Zealand, Russia, Korea and Thailand to set rates

Fed officials Kocherlakota, Mester and Robert Fischer are also in focus.

Crude oil prices drop further on US dollar strength

Stronger-than-expected US jobs data drives US dollar higher, hitting dollar-denominated commodities like oil.

Gold prices set to drop on US dollar pressure

Gold prices could test the November 2014 lows next week if there is no physical demand.

Asian currencies to fall sharply as US jobs data pushes dollar index to new 11-year high

Malaysian ringgit has fallen to six-year low and Indonesian rupiah to a record low.

Cryptocurrency round-up: UTorrent bitcoin miner and third Silk Road auction

Torrent service accused of secretly bundling bitcoin miner into latest update and Silk Road auction.

Greek drama as Tsipras struggles to meet IMF loan repayments

Greek government due to repay €1.5bn to International Monetary Fund this month.

Natalie Bennett: Green Party can break British politics wide open in 2015

Green Party spring conference: Natalie Bennett promises free social care for the elderly

A Green government would offer free social care for the elderly, Natalie Bennett has promised.

EU readies new Russia sanctions and warns against Cold War 'trap'

European Union foreign policy chief said conditions had improved but ceasefire not being respected.

Egypt's Suez Canal expansion could see it dominate economy

Suez canal expansion centrepiece of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's economic plan.

US banks pass first round of Federal Reserve stress tests

All 31 of America's banks passed the first round

Green Party spring conference: Natalie Bennett bids to bounce back with 'message of hope'

Natalie Bennett hopes to bounce back from a 'car crash' interview with a 'message of hope'.

China to invest $260bn in infrastructure projects to arrest growth slowdown

China will invest massive amounts in railway construction and major water conservancy projects.

International Women's Day: How testosterone-fuelled men corrupt competition and hurt company profits

Eve Poole explains the way men are hardwired to be competitive and how it hurts capitalism.

ECB reveals details of €1tn bond buying scheme

The European Central Bank said on 5 March that it will launch into quantitative easing next week.

Israel to resume imports of Gaza vegetables and 'encourage investment in agricultural sector'

Israel imposed economic blockade on Gaza after Islamists Hamas took control of territory.

Cryptocurrency round-up: Free Bitcoins initiative takes off and ChangeTip bans Isis donations

Bitcoin price surge stutters following a week of sustained market growth.

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