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Eurozone inflation falls to five year low as pressure mounts on ECB
Eurozone inflation at just 0.3% in November.
Eurozone manufacturing grinds to a standstill
The region's economic troubles continue, with manufacturing in the big three contracting.
Europe's Ideological War: Battle Over Spending and Stimulating Demand or Shrinking Public Sectors
This week's rhetoric on inflation shows the European Commission is being pulled apart by horses.
France Faces Huge Fine For Missing Budget Targets
Italy, Spain and Austria also in line for penalisation if they do not implement austerity.
Improved Eurozone Confidence Tempered by New German Deflation Fears
Confidence holds steady for the second month in a row, but German inflation has fallen.
Juncker Unveils €315bn European Investment Package
Seed fund is designed to attract more than €315bn in private investment.
US Grows Faster Than Initially Expected as Economy Kicks into Higher Gear
GDP increased at annual rate of 3.9% in third quarter, compared to initial estimate of 3.5%.
Eurozone, Isis and China: Red Warning Lights on David Cameron's Financial Crisis Dashboard
More eurozone woe, China's slowdown, and Russia-Ukraine tensison among Cameron's crisis headaches.
David Cameron Warns of Another Global Economic Crisis
Prime Minister says Middle East conflicts, Russia's military activities and Ebola adding to economic uncertainty.
Eurozone Industry Shows Disappointing Recovery Raising Further Fears Over Growth
Pressure mounting on ECB to increase scope of its bond purchasing initiative.
Eurozone Unemployment Holds at 11.5% as Job Market Remains Static
Eurostat says there were 19,000 less unemployed people in the eurozone in September.
India's Sensex Surges 500 Points on BoJ's Surprise Stimulus Move
BoJ will now buy assets at an annual pace of about 80tn yen.
Sweden's Crown Slides as Riksbank Cuts Repo-Rate to Zero
Sweden's central bank hopes move will boost inflation.
36 European Banks Would Have Failed Stress Test Based on Basel III Norms
Basel III is tougher global regulatory standard on bank capital adequacy, stress test and market liquidity risk.
Simon Heffer: France's Economy Has Been Splattered, and Front National is Feasting on the Carcass
Brainless economic policies are coming back to haunt Hollande and his left-wing boffins.
Poland's People 'Do Not Want to Join the Euro'
Poll reveals 76% oppose government's plans to enter the Eurozone
Could Tunisia's Election Unleash the Mediterranean Tiger?
Tunisia will seek to extend its agreement with the International Monetary Fund beyond 2015.
UK Economic Recovery: The Bonnet Shines But is the Engine Going to Break Down?
The UK economy is healthier than people thought, suggests ONS data, but problems remain.
Eurozone Jobless Falls but Rate Remains Stable at 11.5%
But Eurostat says the unemployment rate was down from 12% last year.
UK Economic Recovery Strengthens Despite 'Major Causes for Concern'
Eurozone, Ukraine crisis and Islamic State threat to Middle East all loom over UK economy.
Italian Youth Unemployment Hits Record High at 44.2% as Pressure Mounts for Matteo Renzi
Istat says the jobless rate for 15 to 24-year-olds increased from 43.2% in July.
UK Finance Chiefs Have Biggest Risk Appetite in Seven Years
FTSE 350 chief financial officers shrug off eurozone, Ukraine and Middle East concerns.
UK Recovery Wobbles as Firms Troubled by Eurozone Slowdown and Geopolitical Crises
CBI says UK business less optimistic about growth amid eurozone, Ukraine and Middle East issues.
EEF and UKTI Sign Deal in Bid to Boost Ailing British Manufacturing Exports
Deal should boost UK exporters and manufacturers amid economic gloom in the eurozone.
German Economy 'No Longer Running Smoothly' Amid Flat Eurozone Growth and Russia Sanctions War
The Ifo Business Climate Index for industry and trade in Germany hits 17-month low in September.
Eurozone Suffering 'Ongoing Malaise' With Ukraine Crisis Set to Hurt Troubled Economy Further
Markit says output growth in eurozone slumps to nine month low and may slow even more.
Bank of England: Ailing Eurozone Threatens UK Economic Recovery
MPC minutes show concern among UK interest rate setters about declining eurozone economy.
Struggling France Will Miss Deficit Target as Francois Hollande Breaks EU Promise
French finance minister Michel Sapin says it will take until 2017 to get deficit down to EU-agreed level.
Most Businesses Want Britain to Remain in EU with 'Re-Negotiated Relationship'
BCC survey finds most businesses feel closing ties with EU will harm economic and business interests.
Wealthy Eurozone Investors Pumping Cash into Luxury London Property as Economy Flatlines
Italians biggest eurozone investors in London property after country slides into recession.