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The euro zone narrowly avoided recession at the beginning of 2012, after the German economy grew much more than expected.
China’s incredible economic growth spurt shows signs of slowing, as April imports fell to near zero and exports were half of what was expected for the month.
Official figures indicated that the British economy shrank in the first quarter, pushing the country into its second recession since the financial crisis.
PARIS (Reuters) - France voted on Sunday in round one of a presidential ballot, with a feeble economy that could make Nicolas Sarkozy the country's first president to lose a fight for re-election in more than 30 years.
Fiscal austerity and a real estate bust are threatening to set off a vicious economic circle in Spain similar to the one that has pummeled Greece.
BEIJING (Reuters) - The global economy has stepped back from the brink of danger and signs of stabilization are emerging from the euro zone and the United States, but high debt levels in developed markets and rising oil prices are key risks ahead, the IMF said on Sunday.
In swing states like Colorado, Republicans are using concerns about the sluggish recovery to appeal to Hispanic voters, long a solid part of the Democratic base.
It helps to be located between the U.S. and China.
Ben S. Bernanke said the recent rise in oil prices had not affected the Fed’s view that the economy would expand at from 2.2 to 2.7 percent this year.
The government should alter its development model and steer the nation toward a market economy, researchers say.
Alongside Germany’s export success is another, creakier economy that suffers from overregulation and holds back not only the country but the rest of Europe, some economists say.
President Obama’s approval rating reached the 50 percent mark, while Republican voters expressed a desire for more alternatives in their race, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama - bolstered by a stronger economic outlook and recent job growth - would win in a match-up against the two leading Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich, a poll on Monday showed.
The National Front party is finding support in parts of France’s post-industrial north where financial issues are proving more important than immigration.
The British government’s so-called money transfers prop up its poorer regions, keeping them from the kind of collapse suffered in euro zone nations like Greece.
Prime Minister Mario Monti proposed a package that includes efforts to liberalize certain industries and services, and a $7.1 billion investment in infrastructure projects.
The legislative battle over two once-obscure measures to combat the looting of online content may prove to be a turning point for how Washington does business.
The government reported that the German economy expanded by 3 percent in 2011, but estimated that it actually contracted in the final quarter of the year.

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