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China expected to inject cash into economy when growth drops to 7%

Daniel Stewart & Co's chief economist Alastair Winter looks at the week ahead for the financial markets

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

Chinese stocks drop following Beijing's reluctance to ease monetary policies

US economy added 195,000 jobs in June, beating expectations.

Barring South Korea, Asian markets finish higher but China growth concerns remain.

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

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

Jobless benefit claimants were down to a seasonally adjusted 433,900 in June.

German chancellor will hold a summit to discuss ways to fight soaring youth jobless rates

EU officials say Greece has three days to prove it can deliver on rescue package conditions or face consequences

Markets cautious despite encouraging data indicating rebound in economies.

People 1st report shows scale of recruitment needed by transport firms.

Markit eurozone manufacturing PMI hits a 16-month high in June at 48.8.

Schroders’ European Economist Azad Zangana details what the future may hold for Britain with its new Bank of England leader

Europe CEO Richard Holmes says apprenticeships key to fighting soaring jobless rates.

Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist says it’s a mixed bag of fear over QE tapering process

Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist Alastair Winter says EMU problems are overshadowing the market

Japanese Nikkei finishes 10.32% higher while Shanghai Composite loses 11.51%.

Households spent more on food and cars in May. But the French are more cynical than ever about their future living conditions.

YouForce’s VP says appreciating and effectively managing existing your workforce will help navigate through the financial crisis

European Union leaders agree on steps to fight youth unemployment and settle deals on banking resolution and budgets.

Markets spurred by encouraging economic data from many European countries.

DWP data shows improving performance for simplest long-term unemployment cases, while failing those with complex needs.

The world's largest food company will offer thousands of jobs to under-30s by 2016

Number of unemployed falls by 12,000 in June to 2.943 million.

Most indices flat as markets ignore EU agreement on troubled banks.

Billions of cuts made to departmental budgets in 2015/16 as chancellor claims British economy in recovery.

Pimco's Bill Gross opines Fed's plan may be too hasty, while Matthew Lynn says the world has reasons to worry.

Insee confirms France's first-quarter GDP contracted by 0.2%.