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Ernst & Young predicting just 0.9 percent growth in 2013 for UK economy.

The new £135 million Lightning II is vulnerable to lightning strikes, according to Pentagon documents.

Markets advanced this week as a better- than- expected China GDP and a weak yen bolstered global economic optimism.

Consumer demand remains elusive as investors turn on sterling amid bets of a new round of support from the Bank of England.

Sentiments upbeat as Chinese GDP growth boosts global economic optimism.

China's economy recovers from a slowdown in the fourth quarter with a growth rate of 7.9 percent.

Traders upbeat as Chinese economy beats expectations and yen extends its weak run.

Europe's biggest economy will grow by only 0.4 percent this year, the Economy Ministry said, as slowing trade takes its toll on German exports.

The World Bank cites slow growth in eurozone, fiscal issues in the US as some of the risk factors for global economy.

Traders cautious as World Bank slashes economic outlook citing slow recovery in developed economies.

Sir Mervyn King tells MPs Goldman Sachs' delay of bonus payments until after tax drop "clumsy and lacking in care".

Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors forecasts pick-up in prices.

Yen continues to decline amid bets the BoJ will add deeper stimulus while euro gains on cautious economic optimism.

Draft policy for FPC outlines focus on capital requirement powers to stop credit bubble.

Japan's currency hit a two and a half year low against the US dollar as investors bet BoJ will bow to new government pressure and add trillions in new stimulus.

India's inflation rate declined primarily due to slowdown in the prices of manufacturing items.

BDO LLP's indexes for business output, confidence and employment all fell in December.

Markets open in optimistic mood in run-up to release of eurozone industrial output figures.

Asian markets outside Japan fell in the week as traders looked for profit-taking and China posted mixed economic indicators

NIESR's monthly GDP estimate suggests worse-than-expected figure for final quarter and renews triple-dip recession fears.

China's coldest winter in 28 years has pushed up food prices, taking inflation rate to seven-month high.

Japan's 10.3trn yen stimulus package intends to boost business investments and infrastructure development.

Spain's first bond sale of 2013 draws strong demand as Treasury raises and extra €1.8bn in three-part auction.

Asian markets gained in the morning after weak start as US earnings season kicked off on positive note with Alcoa

Dismissing fears of hard landing a 'mistake' and effects on markets could be dire in 2013.

Renewed surge in Chinese economy expected to help German recovery.

Eurozone back in limelight as Chancellor Angela Merkel and PM Antonis Samaras to review Greek reform progress.

Investment Bank's 2013 Outlook report sees slowing returns in stocks and bonds even as global economy begins recovery phase.

Ahead of the official data release by the BRC, surveys by Visa and MasterCard give mutually opposing views on consumer spending in the UK.

Role of emerging economies and shale production in oil prices may not be as significant as expected.