Portugal Accuses IMF of 'Institutional Hypocrisy' Over Austerity
Portuguese Social Democrats accuse IMF of having two faces over austerity-driven bailout agreement.
Greece Prime Minister Antonis Samaras Begs Bailout Lenders for Leniency as Athens Riots
Samaras warns "popularism" and extremism" could derail his country's economic recovery.
Iceland Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson Urges Foreign Investors to Forget Financial Crisis and Return
Gunnlaugsson says Iceland has come 'a long way' since the financial crisis and the economic future is bright
IMF Attacks Speed of Global Austerity Measures
The International Monetary Fund says cutting budgets too quickly is dangerous for an economic recovery
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UK Economy Accelerates but Global Weakness Holds Back Recovery
NIESR says UK GDP grew 0.9% in three months to August, though risks from eurozone remain.
Brics Agree $100bn Forex Fund to Beat US Fed Stimulus Taper [VIDEO]
US plan to scale back mammoth stimulus creates volatility in currency markets.
Promises of India's New Central Bank Chief Raghuram Rajan Lift Rupee and Stocks
Raghuram Rajan, newly-appointed RBI chief, announced measures to tackle currency and growth issues, raising investor confidence.
'Stellar' UK Service Sector Performance in August Adds to Recovery Hopes
Markit service sector PMI hits highest growth rate since before the financial crisis as UK recovery dawns.
Australia GDP Growth Beats Expectations but Mining Boom End Beckons
Analysts expect slowdown over coming quarters as Australia's mining boom is coming to an end.
Raghuram Rajan Takes over as Chief of India's Central Bank
Rajan, who was earlier with IMF, takes over amid India's falling rupee and slow growth.
Spain Unemployment Edges Down amid Rising Hopes for Economic Recovery
Unemployment has fallen by 149,940 people in first eight months of 2013, according to Spain's Labour Ministry.
Factories 'Booming Again' as UK Manufacturing Output Leaps to 19-Year High
Powerful Markit manufacturing PMI data adds weight to view UK economy is finally recovering.
Josef Ackermann: From Deutsche Bank Don to Pierre Wauthier's Suicide
Josef Ackermann described as both most powerful and most dangerous banker in the world.
Eurozone Unemployment Rate Stable After Recession Exit
Eurozone's unemployment rate remains at 12.1%, though state-by-state disparities exist.
UK Growth Forecasts Raised but Recovery 'Not Yet Secure'
British Chambers of Commerce lifts 2013 UK growth forecast to 1.3% as service sector booms.
IMF Chief Lagarde Advocates Caution on Withdrawing Stimulus Measures
Lagarde stresses need to assess impact of policies before withdrawing them.
UK Recovery? Economy Grew Faster Than Thought in Second Quarter
ONS second estimate for GDP shows 0.7% growth in second quarter, up from previous 0.6% reading.
Germany's Wolfgang Schaeuble: Greece Needs Another Bailout
German finance minister Schaeuble admits Greece needs more rescue funds from troika
UK Economy: Five Reasons to Fret about the Recovery
While UK GDP picks up pace, a number of other figures from the economy paint an unhealthy picture.
Greece's Finance Ministry Axes Privatisation Agency's Chairman Stelios Stavridis
Stavridis is dismissed due to "ethical reasons" after using plane of businessman who bought state assets
UK Government Schemes Easing Consumer Credit Crunch
Markit's Household Finance Index for August shows stabilisation of cash availability for hard-pressed Britons as economy recovers
London Whale: Huge Salaries of JPMorgan Traders Facing Charges
Documents reveal lavish pay of Javier Martin-Artajo and Julien Grout - both charged over Bruno Iksil scandal.
Harsh Capital Controls Push Cyprus Deeper into Recession
Cyprus's ailing economy contracts 1.4% in the April to June quarter.
UK House Prices Rise at Fastest Pace in Six Years on Boosted Demand
FLS and Help to Buy boosts buyer demand, raises Rics house price balance to highest since November 2006
Greece Budget Beats Target to Report Surprise Primary Surplus
European rescue funds help Greek budget to reach surplus for seven months to July.
Dominique Strauss-Kahn was 'King of the Orgies' say French Judges
Former IMF chief faces aggravated pimping charges at trial due to start in Lille in 2014.
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