Eurozone crisis

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  IMF finds $11bn black hole in Greek finances and warns of new write-off

  31 Jul 2013: Recession continues in Greece as unemployment hits 27%, but flickering growth returns elsewhere in EU

• Eurozone unemployment total falls for first time in two years - as it happened

  31 Jul 2013: Number of people out of work in the euro area falls by 24,000, but youth unemployment rate climbs again

• Banks sense an end to worst of austerity, but it is too early to rejoice

  29 Jul 2013: Could it be that after several false starts, the government's funding for lending scheme is influencing bank behaviour?

• If you think you know what 'debt' is, read on

  29 Jul 2013: Alex Andreou: There is a chasm between the common perception of debt and the reality. Unless we change this, more crises will come

• George Osborne's description of the economy is near-Orwellian

  26 Jul 2013:

  Ha-Joon Chang: The fact that even Labour accepts the UK is 'on the mend' shows how low our expectations of economic performance are

• Sir Jon Cunliffe career profile

  26 Jul 2013: The new Bank of England deputy spent most of his career in the Treasury, and was a key figure alongside Gordon Brown in 2008

• Spain's unemployment rate falls

  25 Jul 2013: Thursday's data boosts prime minister Mariano Rajoy's claim the economy should exit its two-year recession this quarter

• UK economic growth accelerates to 0.6%, as IMF issues eurocrisis warning – as it happened

  25 Jul 2013:

  GDP data for the second quarter of 2013 showed Britain's economy picking up pace, with all four sectors showing growth

• Eurozone's 18-month-long recession may be over, economic surveys suggest

  24 Jul 2013:

  Economists say rise in manufacturing output PMI points to flat GDP and 'light at the end of the tunnel'

• Eurozone 'pulling out of recession'; Greece one step from bailout cash - as it happened

  24 Jul 2013:

  Europe's manufacturing and service sectors are enjoying their strongest activity since January 2012, suggesting the eurozone recession may finally end this quarter

• Is an end to Europe's misery in sight?

  24 Jul 2013: Larry Elliott: The latest PMI surveys point to the eurozone finally exiting its long recession – but the ECB still needs to nurture growth

• France 'returns to growth' and Spain sees slump easing - as it happened

  23 Jul 2013:

  French finance minister predicts that France's recession is over, while Spain's central bank sees a smaller contraction and eurozone consumer confidence rises

• EU public debt rockets

  22 Jul 2013: Ratios between debt and GDP soar as Greece leads igonminious list with figure of 160%

• Portugal's borrowing costs slide as PM vows to stick to bailout terms - as it happened

  22 Jul 2013:

  Bond yields hit lowest level since political crisis began three weeks ago, as Portugal's prime minister, Pedro Passos Coelho, pledges to rebuilt confidence

• US Treasury Secretary tells Greece to stick with economic reforms

  21 Jul 2013:

  Jack Lew recognises Greek "sacrifices" in visit aimed at demonstrating Washington's support for debt-hit country

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