The government's deficit reduction targets are likely to be missed as growth undershoots official projections. But analysts said pinning the blame on ...

In 2008, panicked governments and central banks injected massive amounts of money into the economy, in the form of government spending, tax concessions, ultra low interest rates and "non-conventional" monetary strategies - code for printing money.

Markets hit 15-month lows on Monday, the first day of trading in the fourth quarter of 2011, on fears that a near-inevitable Greek default may come so...

Concerns are growing of split in the eurozone over the terms of Greece's second 190 billion euro (£166 billion) bailout, as the president of the Euro...

The news came after panic gripped global markets as a fresh showdown over Greece renewed fears that the eurozone will be plunged into crisis. The r...