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Should we listen to economists or companies about what lies ahead for Europe? asks BlackRock's Nigel Bolton.

Correcting imbalances in the global economy will help avoid another market shock, writes Douglas Roberts, senior international economist at Standard Life Investments.

The UK's economic recovery is likely to be slower than that of Germany and France, according to the latest forecasts from Standard & Poor's.

The UK's economic recovery is likely to be slower than that of Germany and France, according to the latest forecasts from Standard & Poor's.

Annual inflation in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) area remained stable in April at 2.1%, although food and fuel prices rose.

It is not too late to invest in companies benefiting from emerging markets growth, writes James Donald, managing director at Lazard Asset Management.

First quarter GDP growth has been revised up in line with expectations on the back of strong industrial production figures.

Courtiers'director and CIO Gary Reynolds explains why investors should not turn their backs on UK equities.

The main impact on the Eurozone of Greece's debt issues has been primarily through the Euro, which has weakened sharply as the crisis has developed and concerns increased over Greece's ability to meet its obligations.

UK GDP only grew by 0.2% in the first quarter of 2010, lagging the 0.4% growth rate widely expected.