A series of statistics published this week are unlikely to ease fears over the eurozone, particularly the release of several manufacturing surveys
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Contraction makes Brazil’s growth second slowest in Latin America and comes as Asia’s major emerging markets, China and India, are also decelerating
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Negotiator Pagan Amum said the North had not complied with a May 2 resolution giving the neighbours two weeks to resume talks
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Single currency ceases sell-off but remains below $ 1.27 while Aussie and New Zealand dollar fall to fresh lows on global economic concerns
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FTSE Asia Pacific falls as eurozone fears weigh on markets, hitting financials and exporters and capping gains for Japanese lenders
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Banks lead FTSE 100 to a fourth straight decline, as risk aversion dragged the wider market to a new five-month low
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If Greece goes:An exit is likely to shatter faith in the eurozone’s integrity for ever, leaving the bloc with a choice between stronger union or disintegration. By Martin Wolf
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New Delhi appears unable to rectify the underlying economic vulnerabilities that have helped send the currency to new lows
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Single currency dips against the dollar as markets await developments in Greece, while sterling weakens further after the BoE hints at further easing
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Although most companies say the chances of a euro collapse are slim, many have been sweeping the single currency out of their accounts daily
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Lenders will have to rely on ‘emergency liquidity assistance’ – a temporary facility provided by the Greek central bank but subject to ECB approval
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Analysts believe that investor behaviour suggests that the buttresses that have supported the currency in recent months are weakening
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Sell-off comes despite repeated attempts by the country’s central bank to support the currency this week, as investors retreat from emerging markets
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Pound falls after BoE cuts growth forecasts in its inflation report, while euro continues to lose value on Greece political concerns
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Even with abundance of sunshine, water and land suitable for cane production, the advantages of once vaunted low South American cost base is eroding
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Retail, tourism and manufacturing sectors are struggling with the strong dollar, while resource businesses are enjoying the fruits of the mining boom
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Single currency bounces off multi-month low, while sterling falls against the dollar ahead of the quarterly inflation report from the Bank of England
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JPMorgan and Greece’s woes matter to investors because these problems threaten the credibility of banks in general and in the eurozone in particular
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Analysts and investors have questioned whether €500bn system is big enough to rescue the larger economies at risk
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The historical record – from Korea, Indonesia and Russia – shows clearly that there is life after financial crises, writes Arvind Subramanian
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Mantega says the drop in value is ‘no cause for concern’ while development minister says the Brazilian currency is at a ‘good level’
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Single currency falls below $ 1.29 for first time since January, while Aussie dips below parity against greenback after China’s easing decision
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Move to cut banks’ reserve requirements offsets investor concerns over Greece
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ECB council members’ comments indicate risk of eurozone fragmentation is being taken increasingly seriously
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Wave of foreign investment into the UK, including billions in M&A deals, has seen pound rise to multi-month highs
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