Ukraine Bailout: Despite What Christine Lagarde's Claims, the IMF Still Does Structural Reform
The IMF chief denies that loans come in exchange for structural reform, but the Ukraine bailout shows she is wrong.
France Banning US Pork Imports and Pig Sperm on Fears Piglet Virus will Kill EU Market
PEDv estimated to have killed 10% of pigs across US
World Bank Approves $12 Billion Loan to Pakistan
First part of five year loan will be delivered to Pakistan in the next week
Turkey Confidence Boosted as Interest Rate Cut Looms
Central bank eyes interest rate cut as Turkish shares and bonds rally
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Four Million UK Households Owe Money to Energy Suppliers
A report finds that almost four million UK homes are collectively £464m in debt to their energy suppliers.
UK Construction Firms Cap Off Year of Revival
Markit PMI shows another month of powerful construction recovery, but supply side concerns loom.
Japan's Corporate Tax-Cut Plan Could Sting Smaller Businesses
Some seven in 10 Japanese firms are not making profits to pay corporate taxes.
Bank of England Official: Dangerous to Ignore UK Housing Crash Threat
Deputy Governor Sir Jon Cunliffe issues starkest BoE warning yet on UK housing recovery.
Scottish Independence May Lead to Better UK Credit Rating, says Moody's
Rating agency says if Scotland becomes independent, it would take its debt burden with it.
Bank of England's £375bn QE 'a Robin Hood Tax in Reverse'
Analysis by The Wriglesworth Consultancy claims QE has simply made rich richer.
Rio Tinto Sues Israeli Billionaire Beny Steinmetz Over Guinea Mining Rights
Anglo-Australian mining company files complaint after it lost rights to Simandou mining concession
Britons Complain Over EU Indian Mango Ban
Fears of fruit-flies indigenous to the Sub-Continent that could be harmful to European crops cause ban.
Can the Humble Falafel Sandwich Show When Middle East Economies Will Bite?
Falafel Index offers alternative to the Big Mac Index for the Middle East
Reeling from Sanctions, Iran Eyes 400 Airplanes if Nuclear Negotiations Succeed
Iran will seek to replenish its ailing fleet of commercial airliners in the event of economic sanctions being lifted
Metro Bank Customer Accounts Soar Along with Increased Lending and Record Deposits
Metro Bank has recorded a strong first quarter as customer accounts, deposits and lending soar.
UK Government Launches 'New' Export Scheme Two Years Too Late
The agency at the heart of George Osborne's export strategy fails to deliver once again.
Oil Prices Slip on Libya Expectations and US China Data
Brent crude slipped after data suggested the world's biggest oil consumers were slowing down.
UK Universities Must Improve Social Mobility and Graduate Jobs Record
Professor Michael Brown says the current UK higher education system is not 'fully fit for purpose'.
What is the IMF Small Print for $17bn Ukraine Bailout?
Ukraine's government will receive billions but it will also have to repay billions to meet foreign debt obligations.
UK Housing Market Stumbles as Mortgage Approvals Hit Six-Month Low
Lending falls for second successive month but house prices continue to rise
Booming UK Manufacturing Sector Soothes Unbalanced Recovery Fears
Markit UK manufacturing PMI accelerates in April amid stronger domestic economy and higher export demand.
IMF Injects $17bn Into Ukraine as Political Violence Intensifies
International Monetary Fund says resolution to geopolitical crisis would boost Ukraine's economy
Why Reports of China's Economy Overtaking the US Are Very Wrong
The US remains in front of China when it comes to many important economic indicators
China's Factory Activity Steadies but Growth Concerns Persist
China's cooling property sector has hit allied industries, impacting industrial growth.
Scottish Independence Poll: Businesses Think UK Government's Assessment is Fairer than SNP's
Scottish Chambers of Commerce unveils most comprehensive business survey to date on independence impact
Runaway UK House Price Growth Hits Double-Digits
Nationwide says index hits double-digit annual growth for first time in four years.
Scotland's Weir Reveals Bumper Oil and Gas Demand Offsets Mining Slump
Weir previously commissioned an independent report into how Scottish independence would affect businesses
Britons Paying Higher Tax Rate Will Shoulder Two Thirds of Total Bill By 2015
HMRC revealed that those paying the 40p and 45p rate will pay 67% of the total tax bill.
What Russia's Vladimir Putin Wants in Ukraine
Russian president preparing for a trying month as Ukraine elections loom at end of May
Russian Giants Rosneft and Gazprom Hit by Foreign Exchange Losses
Rouble depreciation led to falling income and profits in the first quarter.
IMF Slashes Russia Growth Forecast as Western Sanctions Bite
International Monetary Fund Slashes Russia's growth forecast to 0.2% for 2014.
Dramatic Slowdown in US GDP Growth Surprises Analysts
Financial experts caught on the hop by extent of fall on back of bad weather and falling overseas demand
Ireland Heralds Troika Return with Falling Unemployment and Rising House Prices
But Central Bank governor Patrick Honohan warns that it is "absolutely crucial" that the country sticks to fiscal targets.
Egypt: Massive Oil Debts Soar as Economy Slumps
Cairo owes foreign oil companies billions of dollars as economy struggles to recover from political turmoil
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