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  Markets dive as depression fears grow

  11 Aug 2010: Bank of England warns of 'choppy recovery' as it cuts growth outlook amid slew of gloomy data

• The economic fallacy of 'zombie' Japan

  11 Aug 2010: Steven Hill: Paul Krugman and others have got Japan wrong: Americans should be so lucky as to get a Japanese-style lost decade

• Chancellor's cheerleaders learn austerity will hurt them too

  11 Aug 2010: The City cheered the tough measures in George Osborne's budget – but now they've realised it's going to be painful for everyone

• Growth forecasts of a collapsing economy: visualising the story of a recession

  11 Aug 2010:

  The Bank of England has just forecasted what will happen to growth in its latest inflation report. See our animation of how those GDP forecasts changed during this recession

• Inflation report: what the economists say

  11 Aug 2010: Economists react to the Bank of England's latest inflation report

• Unemployment benefit claimants constituency by constituency: full data

  11 Aug 2010:

  Unemployment is going down - these are the unemployment benefit claimant numbers in each of the parliamentary constituencies. Get them where you live

• Bank of England cuts UK economic growth forecasts

  11 Aug 2010:

  Bank of England reduces growth forecast for UK economy, citing shaky business and consumer confidence, tight bank lending and the government's spending cuts

• Claimant count fall smaller than expected

  11 Aug 2010: Official labour market data shows boost for part-time workers – but long-term unemployment soars to highest since 1997

• Economic recovery at risk?

  11 Aug 2010:

  The pound fell today after the Bank of England cut its growth forecast and predicted higher inflation, while the number of people claiming unemployment benefit fell by less than expected. Richard Wray brings you the latest news, views and reaction

• Bank of England expected to cut UK growth forecasts

  11 Aug 2010:

  Bank's quarterly inflation report likely to reflect concerns that public sector cuts and tax rises will dampen demand

• US quantitative easing: the Federal Reserve's options

  10 Aug 2010: The US Fed open markets committee meets tonight to address the slowdown in the world's largest economy and QE is back on the agenda

• UK trade deficit narrows as exports recover

  10 Aug 2010: Britain's exports recovered in June, helping to narrow the country's trade deficit and boosting hopes that overseas business will help at least partly offset lacklustre spending at home

• Markets expect Federal Reserve to loosen US monetary policy

  10 Aug 2010: Federal open market committee (FOMC) meeting tonight could see 'QE lite' in a bid to get the economy on track

• House prices fall as spending cuts see economy stall

  10 Aug 2010:

  Expectations of public sector redundancies have undermined property and retail markets, says British Retail Consortium

• To Viktor go the spoils: how Hungary blazes a trail in Europe

  9 Aug 2010:

  Mark Weisbrot: Orban's centre-right party is pioneering an alternative to austerity

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