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International Monetary Fund fears FTT could have negative impact on transaction volumes.

ONS shows spike in UK CPI inflation although data comes in lower than forecasts

Countries struggle with debt while Greek workers strike and Spain hopes to raise €4bn through a bond auction

$12bn Gulf state aid enough to sustain economic stability following coup against President Mohamed Morsi.

Begbies Traynor survey shows fewer British businesses in critical financial distress during second quarter than year before.

Daniel Stewart & Co's chief economist looks at the week ahead following Bernanke's comments on tapering of QE

Daniel Stewart & Co's chief economist looks at the week ahead for the EMU and incumbent markets

Morgan McKinley's London Employment Monitor reports 9% drop in finance vacancies in first half of this year

Government secures 'state of the economy' review respite as it tackles fractured political situation.

Stock gain 9.73% early in the day to 243.70 pence.

Net balance of British companies marketing budgets increase at fastest in six years

BDRC Continental survey of 500 UK firms shows rising number 'forging ahead'.

Workers will go on 24-hour strike as finance minister Yannis Stournaras confirms stricter enforcement of austerity plans.

Industrial production rose 0.1% from April.

ETX Capital's market strategist says $8bn aid calmed the markets but it hasn't changed the investment case

Divorced, widowed, separated and single parents suffer the most from welfare cuts and rising cost of living

Both exports and imports fell unexpectedly and analysts expect further slowdown

IMF trims forecast due to a slowdown in emerging market economies and a recession-struck Europe

Both IMF and NIESR show UK economy picking up across 2013 as data and sentiment improves.

Greece may have secured €6.8bn in aid but more job and spending cuts are on the horizon

Investors confident following news that international lenders are granting Greece €6.8bn in rescue money.

Greece still has to administer reforms and slash public sector jobs in order to get full €8.1bn tranche.

Investors trade cautiously ahead of Eurozone's decision on Greece's next bailout payment

Eurozone leaders to decide whether to grant Greece next rescue package tranche.

European Commission and ECB document shows Spain financial sector stable for moment.

Authorities will dig deeper into what caused a financial crisis after it was forced to accept a bumper state bailout

Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras says €8.1bn in rescue package payment will be made

US labour market data can influence the Fed's QE decision

Greek Finance Ministry officials say they are unsure whether country will meet public sector reform targets.

Georgia is entangled in a power struggle at the top and torn between Russia and the West. Umberto Bacchi investigates.