The public may yet scupper super bailout
Massive June-style protests are expected for 5th and 6th October. It could be an Argentina pots and pans moment.
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Massive June-style protests are expected for 5th and 6th October. It could be an Argentina pots and pans moment.
Stock exchanges are braced for another potentially turbulent week amid reports of a 3tr euro bailout package.
As it runs out of money, Greece holds crisis talks with the IMF and private banks, while a massive new bailout package to stabilise the eurozone is being considered.
David Cameron tells Channel 4 News’ Matt Frei “we can’t keep kicking the can down the road” on the eurozone crisis, as the FTSE suffers its biggest daily fall in almost three years.
Cutting rates again to a new record was discussed but there are fears for the impact on banks, building societies and the normal functioning of money markets. No, all roads lead to more quantitative easing. But not just any old QE.
Latest updates, pictures and video from the Liberal Democrat autumn conference in Birmingham.
The International Monetary Fund says economic growth in Britain will be lower than expected this year and the government may have to delay its tax and spending plans.
As the IMF cuts its growth forecast for the British economy, Channel 4 News explains what it means for our money.
Standard and Poor’s has cut Italy’s credit rating by one notch in a move that takes markets by surprise and adds to pressure on the debt-stressed eurozone.
Five of the world’s most powerful central banks have flooded the international financial system with dollars to stave off a liquidity crisis in European banks.
Unions representing over 3 million workers in the public and private sectors across the UK are balloting their members on a nationwide “day of action” on November 30.
Britain’s banks are asked to ring-fence their retail and investment banking arms by 2019, but one analyst tells Channel 4 News that “all stakeholders will be hit by the costs”.
The head of the International Monetary Fund warns that Britain must be ready to respond to the sluggish global recovery.
Chancellor George Osborne admits that the economic recovery will be “choppy”, but says he is sticking by his plans for deficit reduction despite evidence of a slowdown.
As George Osborne agrees a deal to recoup £5bn in unpaid tax from UK nationals banking in the secretive Swiss system, Channel 4 News pries open the vault doors of the world’s biggest tax havens.