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  Retailers hope for Christmas sales boost

  25 Nov 2010: CBI survey shows most retailers reporting better sales in November and optimism about festive shopping season

• Belgium joins financial markets' hit list

  24 Nov 2010:

  Traders push cost of insuring Belgium's debts to record levels in situation made worse by broken political system

• German business confidence rises

  24 Nov 2010: German export-driven recovery drives business confidence at highest level for 20 years

• Ireland bailout: who really benefits?

  22 Nov 2010: Phillip Inman: The bailout will protect bondholders and investors within the EU rather than help Irish people get through the financial crisis

• Allied Irish Banks suffers massive withdrawals

  19 Nov 2010:

  Irish lenders have become more reliant on European Central Bank funding after being frozen out of wholesale markets

• OECD slashes UK growth forecast to 1.7%

  19 Nov 2010: The Paris-based thinktank has cut its forecast for 2011 growth from 2.5%, saying the coalition spending cuts will take their toll on the economy

• IMF rides in as Osborne pledges aid for Ireland's debt crisis

  17 Nov 2010:

  Bailout appears inevitable with IMF flying in to consult Irish as Osborne tells Tory eurosceptics: 'It's in our interest their banking system is stable'

• A neighbour that needs help – and a cautionary tale

  17 Nov 2010: Ireland is an important trading partner that it would be wise to support. It would not be sensible, however to emulate the austerity programme that drove them deeper into crisis

• Profile: New CBI director general John Cridland

  15 Nov 2010: Appointment continues move back to lobbying with a soft voice – although some union figures see him as a right-winger

• Obama's free trade conversion is a depressingly short term manoeuvre

  15 Nov 2010: Barack Obama backed a return to the Doha free trade talks at the G20 summit, but the deal on offer benefits only big business, the west and a handful of powerful interests in developing countries

• Offshore tax evasion crackdown expected to raise £10bn

  13 Nov 2010: Unexpected windfall follows negotiations between national governments and British tax authorities, Treasury revealed

• Ireland denies reports of EU bailout amid rumours of rescue talks

  12 Nov 2010: Finance ministers from Europe's biggest economies – including the UK – signalled their determination to support Ireland

• Britain backs EU rescue measures for debt-ridden Ireland

  12 Nov 2010: David Cameron supports EU guarantee of Irish debt but UK government resists financial involvement

• G20 pledge to avoid currency war gets lukewarm reception

  12 Nov 2010:

  G20 summit ends with failure to resolve concerns over global economic stability

• David Cameron to back England's 2018 World Cup bid in person

  12 Nov 2010: Prime minister will fly to Zurich next month to meet Fifa executives before final decision is made

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