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David Cameron will urge eurozone leaders to "make up or break up" today as he fears the euro unravelling will further dent the British economy.

Stocks on Wall Street rallied on strong industrial production figures today, despite renewed fears over a potential Greek exit from the euro.

Robin Farrell, the chief executive of Arch Financial Products, has formally launched a defence against claims he made secret profits amid the Arch cru funds collapse.

Mike Riddell, M&G's top performing bond fund manager, has urged investors to brace themselves for more pain in markets in the short term as the Greek crisis continues, with safe haven bonds set to see yields fall further.

Financial advisers are being urged to join a newly-formed Arch cru pressure group to fight against the Financial Services Authority's (FSA's) controversial redress proposals.

The global credit market has been turned upside down as sovereigns contaminate the market and governments become "the new hedge funds", according to PIMCO's Luke Spajic.

Neptune's Rob Burnett has outlined three potential positives for the eurozone as the region struggles through the latest phase of its debt crisis.

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.

An admission by the head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that Greece may have to exit the eurozone caused further selling in London today, with shares falling to yet another multi-month low.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has proposed a ban for Anthony Verrier, a senior executive at BGC Partners, after deciding he is not a fit and proper person due to concerns over his honesty, integrity and reputation.