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Chancellor desperate to restore reputation and drag Britain out of recession orders big push from rail investment to Bank of England stimulus.

The International Monetary Fund says Britain's prospects have worsened significantly since its April forecast.

Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi discussed diplomatic relations and economic ties on first foreign visit to Saudi Arabia.

Sudan's President Bashir dismisses calls for an Arab Spring revolution in his troubled country.

Outlining the politics, economics and finances of the key players in the Eurozone debt crisis

This year marks the most pivotal year for China, as its government takes several unprecedented steps towards a more liberalised currency and market.

As we store more information digitally, cyber criminals are evolving to leverage that data for financial gain.

British Airways-led group board member steps down to faces charges in Spanish court

China is aggressively pushing forward with its currency liberalisation plans, after slashing its interest rate in the first time in less than a month

Mervyn King and the Bank of England's rate-setters will plough an extra £50bn into the economy through monetary stimulus, in another bid to pull the UK out of recession.

Chancellor George Osborne says austerity is why gilt yields have hit record lows, but IBTimes UK explores the bigger reasons for Britain's low cost of borrowing.

Lawyers of former IMF chief DSK and art heiress Anne Sinclair take court action alleging invasion of privacy.

Arson, bomb threats and government departures underline plight of Europe's "Sick Man"

Bank of International Settlements (BIS) official warns that unconventional measures used to stimulate the economy could create problems in the future.

Coalition government releases policy document to ease strain on citizens who are already feeling pain of austerity measures.

Leaders of Germany, France, Italy and Spain meet in Rome to discuss ways to restore confidence in the eurozone ahead of a full EU summit from 28-29 June.

China and Brazil signed a series of economic and trade ties at the sidelines of Rio+20 sustainable development summit.

Market participants are still anticipating the final details on Spain's bailout amount and conditions, after independent auditors Roland Berger and Oliver Wyman say the country's banks need up to €62bn

Bank downgrades come amid global review by Moody's as IMF says European crisis enters 'critical stage'.

Sudan police break up fifth day of protests against austerity measures, which led Khartoum state governor to fire staff.

Ratings agency says Brazil's diversification and growing domestic market are helping it mitigate the impact from Eurozone sovereign debt contagion

Australia local offers to buy the troubled Eurozone out of debt through a crowdfunding campaign

Latest minutes from the Bank of England's monetary policy committee reveal a close split on whether to inject more quantitative easing into the UK economy.

Ryanair has made a move to take a 50 percent stake in Aer Lingus, despite having past attempts rejected by EU regulators on competition grounds

The full audit of Spanish banks being delayed until September raises fears that Spain will need more than its originally agreed IMF €100bn bailout.

Ratings agency Moody's report on the triple-A rated Asian tiger highlights resilience of Singapore's economy

Spain €3bn short-term debt sale hits 5 percent yield as German investor sentiment falls the most since 1998

China pledges to provide $43bn (£27.4bn) to International Monetary Fund to boost its lending power.

Lenders, such as IMF and EU nations Germany and Britain, exerting pressure for Greece to act swiftly on reforms in midst of widespread doubt.

G20 Draft Communique to boost IMF firewall, tackle the sovereign debt crisis and prevent further emerging market contagion.