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  • EU officials seek to dispel fears of credit crunch
  • EU finance ministers take stock of progress on debt crisis
  • EU finance ministers break no new ground on debt crisis
  • EU ministers see need for stronger bank sector
  • EU officials seek to dispel fears of credit crunch
  • Greece must shrink state to avoid default -lenders
  • Merkel and eurosceptic allies beaten in Berlin
  • Bank woes could stymie France's recovery
  • Italy credit downgraded, French banks pressured
  • Lenders press Greece to shrink state and avoid default
  • Greece vows austerity as aid tranche hangs in balance
  • S&P adds to euro stress with Italy cut
  • Italy downgraded, IMF says Europe behind the curve
  • Italy downgraded, IMF says Europe behind the curve
  • Europe faces heat at G20 for euro crisis response
  • UK should delay fiscal cuts if growth weakens more - IMF
  • Greece to outline more austerity to secure loan
  • Greece sharpens austerity; IMF warns on banks
  • Greece sharpens austerity; IMF warns on banks
  • Warnings mount on euro crisis, credit crunch
  • Special Report - How to win business in Libya
  • G20 pledge offers respite for shares, euro
  • G20 pledges bank support, eyes bolder euro fund
  • Greek default talk gathers pace, markets pause on G20
  • European shares fall again as G20 talk seen hollow
  • Bill Gates backs Tobin tax, G20 unconvinced
  • Europe hastens to build up debt crisis defences
  • Gold slumps record $100; stocks edge up
  • Europe hastens to build up debt crisis defences
  • Bill Gates backs financial transaction tax to aid poor
  • Pope warns Lutherans of Christian challenge
  • Europe aims to beef up crisis fund
  • Europe aims to beef up crisis fund, world urges action
  • Greece vows to stay in the euro
  • Catholics cannot accept gay marriage, pope says
  • Greece needs decade to get competitive - German finance minister
  • Banks rebound to haul the FTSE higher
  • Under fire, Europe works to bolster debt crisis fund
  • BAE may cut 3,000 jobs as Typhoon output slows
  • Under fire, Europe works to bolster debt crisis fund