LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England has raced far ahead of its peers along the quantitative easing road, but it could overtake other central banks in the reverse direction when the time comes to tighten. More »
MADRID (AFP) - European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said Monday it was "premature" to declare the global financial crisis over. More »
A special taskforce has been set up to help hundreds of finance workers hit by a pre-Christmas jobs blow. More »
JAKARTA (Reuters) - A World Bank study that cited Indonesia as the world's third-largest emitter of greenhouse gases was wrong, an Indonesian report sent to the United Nations on Monday said, although it did not provide its own ranking. More »
More than 800 people who work for Lloyds Bank in Buckinghamshire are to lose their jobs in a move described by the union Accord as a "body blow". More »
LONDON (Reuters) - A major draft EU law on market infrastructure will be tabled next July to make share and derivatives trading less risky for investors and the broader financial system from late 2012, industry sources said on Monday. More »
More than 800 people who work for Lloyds Bank in Buckinghamshire are set to lose their jobs, in a move described by the union Accord as a "body-blow". More »
BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany on Monday criticised Israeli plans to expand settlements in the occupied West Bank, in unusually explicit terms a week before the two countries' leaders meet in Berlin. More »
LONDON (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group plans to cut around 800 jobs following changes to its life, pensions and investments operations after the bank lost an administration contract with insurer Equitable Life. More »

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