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Current monetary policy will have to end soon

Britain's emergence from an 18-month recession was stronger than first thought, according to revised ONS data.

The earnings results season for Q3 2009 (October-December 2009) has almost finished.

All politicians strive for the ‘Goldilocks economy', which is neither too hot, nor too cold, but just right, thus allowing for steady economic growth with moderate inflation.

While the outlook for the market remains uncertain, the US recovery is showing clear signs of progression.

Saltus's Dan Kemp on what investors should take away from Alistair Darling's third Budget.

While it is undoubtedly premature to prepare the obituary for European monetary union, the financial downturn of the past few years has mercilessly exposed its inherent flaws.

Liontrust's Anthony Cross believes fund managers are becoming too short term in their thinking.

This week's panel discusses European equities and the impact of the Greek tragedy

For many across the world, it was probably the Beijing Olympics when it dawned where future global economic and political power really lay.