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A record sell-off of UK government debt by overseas investors is fuelling City anxieties over the Treasurys ability to fund soaring public borrowing that is set to top 150 billion over this year and next.
Gilts sales by foreigners fuels deficit fears
The world's central bankers have warned that the British economy faces relapsing into another recession the much-feared "double dip" downturn.
Warning: Britain faces new recession
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development has waded into the pre-election war of words over the public finances, urging the Government to impose swingeing spending cuts.
OECD tells Government to cut spending or face hardship for years to come
Restoring the flow of bank lending to businesses and consumers must be an urgent priority for the Chancellor in the fight to combat the recession, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) told Britain today.
UK 'must end lending drought' to ease recession
World oil demand will grow by just 0.6 per cent a year until 2014, the International Energy Agency forecast today, as the recession forced the Paris-based group to slash its projections.
World oil demand forecast to slump
The flow of Russian gas through Ukraine may be disrupted at any time, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said yesterday, as it warned about the impact of weak demand and falling prices on the global gas market.
Fears grow that Russia will turn off gas supply through Ukraine at any time