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Debt advice for employees should be provided by employers
Employers have been urged do more to help staff with money problems after a debt charity reported a sharp rise in calls to its helpline.
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BOE united in keeping interest rates at record low
The Bank of England's rate-setters voted unanimously to keep the UK base interest rate at a record low even though they increasingly believe inflation will not be back below the 2% target this year.
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BoE were split on inflation forecasts
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee voted unanimously to make no changes to its ultra-loose policy stance this month, but some members thought the Bank's latest inflation forecast was too optimistic.
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Spain's economy scrapes out of recession
Spain scraped out of recession in the first quarter with growth of 0.1 percent, ending six quarters of contraction, final data from the national statistics institute showed on Wednesday.
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Dear Mrs. Merkel we'd like to say, "It is calculable!"
Man, if she keeps this up, Mr. Sarkozy is in danger of losing his top spot as the Eurozone leader most prone to bouts of hyperbole.
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Top 10 Business News Portals for Your Use
From Wall Street in US to Dallal Street in Mumbai, India, every investor look at these sites to know about the current happenings in the world ofstock market.
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Central Bank May Encourage Depreciation of NZ Dollar
The New Zealand dollar dropped today on the concern about the impact of Germany’s ban of short selling on the European economy and after the Governor of the central bank said that the gradual depreciation of the currency is desirable.
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Gold dips as German regulation dents euro
Gold eased in Europe on Wednesday, caught up in selling of other assets like stocks and the euro, after Germany's move to ban some naked shorting and German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the euro was in danger.
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Crude oil prices dips to $70/bbl from $86.84
The ripple effects of Greece Debt Crisis and mounting US crude oil inventory, the crude oil prices dipped from their recent highs of USD86.84/bbl to currently trade around the levels of USD70/bbl, no changes to the earning estimates of the three
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Inflation and weak euro will hurt trade
Rising UK inflation and the weakening euro are likely to lead to a slowdown in the cross-border trade enjoyed by many Northern Ireland retailers over the last few years.
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Euro hits 4-year low after German short-selling ban
The euro hit a new four-year low against the dollar in Tokyo on Wednesday after a move by Germany to ban certain market trades fuelled fears for Europe's banks, amid a deepenin debt crisis.
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Oil prices continue to slide
It looked for a while on Tuesday that the two-week slide in oil prices that dragged crude down to its lowest price of the year would end. It didn't. Benchmark crude for June delivery fell 54 cents to settle at $69.41 a barrel on the New York Merc


