LONDON (Reuters) - A rich-nations recovery from the deepest recession since the 1930s is taking hold, although the latest Reuters economic outlook also shows tame inflation expectations and no rush by policymakers to hike interest rates. Full Article

Inflation is plunging faster than analysts are forecasting just about everywhere in the developed world. Except for Britain. Those accustomed to high prices and inflation-busting increases in tube and ... Full Article

Europe's leaders can no longer rely on the argument that German resilience will cushion the blow to the continent from the worst global recession in just about anyone's living memory. Germany's economy, ... Full Article | Comments [1]

The world's second largest economy, Japan, and Europe's largest, Germany, all of a sudden have a lot in common. Their most striking resemblance in recent weeks is the breathtaking speed of economic ... Full Article
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