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1. Hungary slammed for failure to cut deficit January 11, 2012

Country could lose structural funds worth 1.7% of GDP. Hungary stands to lose access to European Union cohesion funds as a penalty for fiscal laxity. The European Commission...

Hungary slammed for failure to cut deficit

2. Spain unveils tax rises and spending cuts to rein in deficit December 31, 2011

Measures announced after deficit target for 2011 missed; package welcomed by European Commission. The Spanish government announced a package of spending cuts and tax...

Spain unveils tax rises and spending cuts to rein in deficit

3. The worst and the best of austerity December 21, 2011

Since the summer, smart consolidation of public finances has given way to growth-impairing cuts. In June, it was Greece. In August, it was France, Italy, Portugal and Spain....

The worst and the best of austerity

4. The public-private road to bankruptcy? December 21, 2011

A failure to book public-private partnerships on balance-sheets allows governments to drive a hole through plans to cap deficits. On 9 December, the EU's member states –...

5. Deal struck on Belgian budget November 28, 2011

Budget agreement clears the way for formation of a government. Belgian politicians have reached agreement on a federal budget that aims to cut the deficit to 2.8% of...

Deal struck on Belgian budget

6. EU warns of recession November 10, 2011

Growth has come to a standstill, Commission says, as five member states are told to do more to cut deficits. Economic recovery in the EU has come to a standstill and there...

EU warns of recession

7. Britain's path of denial October 31, 2011

Cutting spending can stimulate growth – but it will not in the UK's case. Visit London nowadays and you will notice something strange going on: the worse the British...

Britain's path of denial

8. Eurobonds without fear August 25, 2011

Eurobonds should be coupled with fiscal rules. The day of the eurobond may be near. What was once a quack's idea for resolving Europe's financial crisis is now the only...

Eurobonds without fear

9. Washington and the art of the possible August 5, 2011

The US debt-ceiling debate may yet worsen, but one should not overlook what politicians can actually accomplish. These days, the United States media are full of ordinary...

Washington and the art of the possible

10. A tale of two defaults July 12, 2011

The Greek crisis looks like a re-run of an earlier, frightening sovereign-debt crisis. Once upon a time, there was a country plagued by large deficits, high inflation, and...

A tale of two defaults

11. A post-crisis world of risk June 21, 2011

A benign interest-rate environment and sustainable growth paths can no longer be assumed. The global economy's most striking feature nowadays is the magnitude and...

A post-crisis world of risk

12. Commission criticises growth and jobs plans June 9, 2011

Reports look at efforts to cut debt and hit targets, with Spain, Italy and Belgium told to do more to reform. The European Commission has warned that member states'...

Commission criticises growth and jobs plans

13. Hobble and muddle May 28, 2011

The world economy will remain unusually fluid over the next three to five years. Colleagues from around the world recently gathered at PIMCO's headquarters in California...

Hobble and muddle

14. Greece to sell off stakes in state-owned companies May 24, 2011

Post office, ports, telecoms and water companies to be sold. George Papaconstantinou, Greece's finance minister, has announced the sale of stakes in five state-owned Greek...

Greece to sell off stakes in state-owned companies

15. Will the US have a ‘debt crisis'? May 21, 2011

The markets cannot imagine that the Republicans would be able – or even willing – trigger a catastrophe. John Boehner, the speaker of the United States House of...

Will the US have a ‘debt crisis'?

16. Debt and taxes in the eurozone May 19, 2011

It is the level of debt of the private sector that is critical, so fiscal adjustment will not be enough to solve the eurozone's problems. The current crisis in the eurozone...

Debt and taxes in the eurozone

17. Greece's 2010 deficit worse than expected April 28, 2011

Government blames severity of recession as Commission plays down revision of figures. Greece's budget deficit for 2010 was significantly larger than its government had...

Greece's 2010 deficit worse than expected

18. Greek 2010 deficit worse than expected April 26, 2011

Government says economy was hit harder than expected as deficit is revised up to 10.5% of economic output. Greece's budget deficit for 2010 has been revised significantly...

Greek 2010 deficit worse than expected

19. Europe's futile search for cheaper money February 10, 2011

The eurozone-wide gains from European bonds are likely to be negligible. Various forms of common ‘European bonds' – more precisely, eurobonds – have been proposed...

Europe's futile search for cheaper money

20. Now is a good time to show some courage January 20, 2011

National leaders continue to fear the wrath of voters about radical economic reforms. “The Juncker Doctrine is dead” is not the snappiest of slogans, but for the...

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