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Recruiter Astbury Marsden reveals finance jobs in City of London increase 19% in April

Portugal is hoping to save €4.8bn with the budget cuts.

Regional authorities need to respond early and decisively to potential overheating in the Asian economies.

Round-up of comments on UK's 0.3 percent growth in first quarter as triple-dip recession threat looks to have been avoided.

ONS preliminary GDP data suggests no triple-dip recession in significant boost for Chancellor George Osborne.

More than 6.2m jobless in Spain as youth unemployment passes 55 percent mark.

Chancellor George Osborne borrowed less than fiscal watchdog predicted, despite weak domestic output weighing on tax receipts.

German economic activity in April slows for the first time in five months as Cyprus headwinds hit the eurozone core.

Chancellor George Osborne set to expand Funding for Lending so it specifically targets SME finance to improve credit conditions for small firms.

Giorgio Napolitano becomes first two-term president after weekend vote that could mark end of political gridlock.

A range of state assets, including palaces and marinas, are being sold by the Greek state to meet conditions for the latest 8 billion euro bailout.

Different surveys predict the UK will avoid triple-dip recession.

European Market Briefing: Shares Fall for a Fourth Day as Growth Concerns Persist [VIDEO]

Appearing to back Osborne over IMF on austerity, incoming BoE governor Carney said fiscal adjustments only route to sustainable economic growth for UK.

European shares advance in early trade as they pare huge losses over the week.

Cypriot central bank has earlier denied reports of gold sale.

ONS labour market data shows worsening picture for both employed and unemployed.

Wall Street's strong gains on positive economic data help European markets to open on a higher note.

International Monetary Fund predicts just 0.7 percent growth for UK economy in 2013.

International Monetary Fund says advanced nations will expand at a 1.2 percent pace, compared to 5.3 percent for emerging and developing economies.

China attributes weak growth rate to global economic tensions and domestic controls such as property cooling measures.

Cyprus bailout concerns contribute to the continued weakness of gold as precious metal dips below $1,400 for the first time since March 2011.

Nicos Anastasiades says he’s writing to EU officials to ask for extra assistance and support despite the €10bn bailout

Egyptian government late on half of payments to oil companies as post-Arab Spring uncertainty damages economy.

European markets retreat after four straight days of gains.

Portugal's PM suffers setback in efforts to trim spending and reform public sector.

Actor misses court appearance for second time for November drink driving incident.

EU fix of Cyprus bailout sacrificed ordinary savers and rich Russians to German elector sentiment, argues James Pollock.

Capital controls to continue for longer belying earlier expectations.

As the banks reopen, IBTimes UK outlines the strict capital controls in place