Sterling has fallen against the dollar today after a dovish quarterly inflation report from the Bank of England cut growth forecasts and left the door open to further QE.
The eurozone reported zero growth in the first quarter, beating forecasts of a 0.2% contraction and narrowly escaping a technical recession.
The countries of southern Europe (and elsewhere) are beginning to behave like teenagers after their first all-night party.
BlackRock's Will Landers on the prospects for a rapidly growing market spurred by commodity demand.
The UK will come out of recession in the second half of the year, bouncing back from negative growth in the first two quarters.