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Chinese exports surge in reaction to bank policy
Chinese trade surged last month following the country’s rise in bank lending, leading economists to predict a strong increase in exports over the course of 2010.

Britain set for two more years of sluggish growth
The British economy is still growing despite a surge of disappointing economic data, a leading think-tank said today.

Sterling dives on surprise fall in factory output
Sterling plunged further against the dollar today after official figures revealed British manufacturing output unexpectedly fell in January at its sharpest monthly rate since last August.

Bundesbank chief dismisses idea of EMF
Axel Weber, Germany’s central bank chief, yesterday dismissed proposals for a European Monetary Fund as counterproductive, a stance that brings him into conflict with Angela Merkel, his Chancellor.

Pound takes new beating on growing trade gap
Fresh concerns were raised over the strength of Britain’s economic recovery this morning after it was revealed that Britain’s trade deficit with the rest of the world unexpectedly widened during January.

No encore for Elgar as £20 image disappears
The composer of some of England’s best-known classical music is to be elbowed into oblivion ... by a Scottish economist.

Europe plans its own answer to the IMF
The European Commission will seek fundamental reform of the management of economic policy in the eurozone, including the co-ordination of fiscal policy, as it draws up details of a future European Monetary Fund.

What next for Beijing bubble"
In Changsha, Changchun and Shenyang, brand-conscious shoppers have a choice of Cartier, Gucci and Louis Vuitton stores. For some economists, this makes China the greatest investment story on Earth; others see financial crisis in months.

Europe set to establish monetary fund to aid stability
European governments, led by France and Germany, are set to establish a European Monetary Fund, or EMF, with the aim of reducing economic instability across the eurozone by creating an institution to bail out indebted countries.

What next for Beijing bubble"
In Changsha, Changchun and Shenyang, brand-conscious shoppers have a choice of Cartier, Gucci and Louis Vuitton stores. For some economists, this makes China the greatest investment story on Earth; others see financial crisis in months.

Alistair Darling: no new cuts in spending
ALISTAIR DARLING will refuse to bow to calls for more aggressive spending cuts in his budget this month and will stick to fiscal plans set out last year.

Budget cuts give Greece a break
For George Papandreou, the Greek prime minister, last week brought the first real signs of relief in a crisis that has dominated his short time in office. His €4.8 billion (£4.3 billion) austerity package, announced on Wednesday, was favourably received in the markets.

Merkel calls for end to speculators who bet against Greece
Angela Merkel, the German Chancellor, lashed out at speculators and called for curbs on the derivatives markets, which she said were being used to profit from the financial distress of Greece.

US companies cut fewer jobs to keep rate unchanged
American companies shed fewer jobs than expected in February, leaving the unemployment rate for the world’s largest economy unchanged at 9.7 per cent.

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