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Improving US economy will boost US dollar and pull down gold prices.

Ukraine's late pullout from historic trade deal with Europe puts protesters on the streets.

European finance ministers unhappy with pace of Greek austerity reforms, says Eurogroup boss.

IHS report on financial risks in emerging market banks flags up Ukraine as area of concern.

Greece has experienced many protests in its long-running economic crisis.

Greek unions walk out in protest against the visit of international creditors.

The European Commission's investigation into Gazprom's gas export monopoly could result in a fine as tension mounts between the two parties.

An art collection of over 1,500 paintings worth £1bn that was seized by the Nazis has been found.

Barack Obama had ordered NSA to halt eavesdropping on IMF and World Bank within last few weeks.

Egyptian government and IMF to discuss state's troubled post-revolution economy.

Portuguese government releases document outlining spending plans and tax cuts.

Economic recovery inspires confidence across EU services, says ESI data.

Krstic talks exclusively to IBTimes UK on camera about major financial reforms to boost economic growth.

IMF's Anoop Singh said Asia will lead global growth despite capital outflows due to Fed tapering fears.

Japanese retail sales rose 3.1% from a year earlier in September, while jobless rate fell to 4.0% in September from 4.1% in August.

Shinzo Abe's strategy led to significant capital inflows into Japanese bonds and equity markets, offsetting capital outflows

Bankia's slow return to profit and recovery is a metaphor for Spain's economic malaise

Bankia posts €362m net profit in nine months to September after multi-billion loss in 2012.

ONS reports UK GDP lifting 0.8% in third quarter as recovery continues.

Labour deficit could rocket to 163,800 workers by 2018.

Australia is forecast to reach its current A$300bn ceiling in December.

Bailout report is hard won success story for Brussels and international creditors

Assessment standards released by the European Banking Authority will help European Central Bank monitor Europe's financial institutions

Chicago Fed President Charles Evans said central bank will need more meetings to decide on stimulus tapering.

Creditors are worrying about Ukraine's debts, deficits and political instability

New research paper develops an early warning model to uncover risks in European banks.

Bank of England Chief Economist cautions on markets making too much of better than expected UK GDP data.

Finance Minister Michael Noonan hails no international aid backstop in the 2014 Irish Budget

Maria Luis Albuquerque says the economic plan is difficult but decisive.

Figures from the ECB shows banks are repaying emergency loans ahead of schedule