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Eurozone burns money while the banks fiddle their balance sheets
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[Telegraph.co.uk] - Photo: AP By Liam Halligan These words, among the many pearls uttered by the celebrated 19th century historian Lord Acton, have often come to me in recent years as the sub-prime crisis has unfolded. They've been particularly on my mind over the past
The French downgrade should be a warning about hidden UK liabilities
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[Telegraph.co.uk] - Photo: Alamy By Liam Halligan The eurozone's second-largest economy has lost its AAA rating. Eight other single-currency members were also downgraded. Given that Paris is bankrolling no less than a fifth of the purported “big bazooka” bail-out fund
The high price of oil has blocked the West's economic escape route
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[Telegraph.co.uk] - Photo: AP By Liam Halligan The emerging markets, meanwhile, will keep forging ahead during Even if China slows a bit, the world's second-largest economy should expand by 8pc to 9pc. The "big four" emerging markets – China, India
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Liam Halligan: The Truth about PFI. Back in 2004, I received an invitation to the annual dinner of the Public Private Partnership (PPP) Forum.
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