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Saturday, 17th May 2008

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Economics

'No limit' on Bank's mortgage swap plan THE Bank of England yesterday said its ground-breaking mortgage swap plan with Britain's cash-strapped banks had no upper limit, after reports that the banks wanted £90 billion of assets to be exchanged.

An expert's take on tax ALISTAIR Darling's first budget was pretty dull, with no real surprises as all the detail had been leaked back in December.

Broker snaps UTV

UN highlights downturn risk THE world economy is “teetering on the brink” of a severe downturn and will only grow by 1.8 per cent this year, according to the United Nations.

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Stability and certainty in business taxes are just as important as low rates

Inflation figures 'rule out rate cut'

Unemployment up for 3rd straight month

Brown should fear the fuel and food price surge

SVM fights off tough market

Clegg's broadside at City bonuses

Record rise in factory prices

Economic worries as output falls for first time in five years

Worst may be over but more pain is still to come

City needs to make space for small firms

Top 100 firms paying out £28bn on red tape

Cost inflation hits record high

An exodus that could lead straight into Salmond's arms

Catch up on the week

Gazetteer: Tooth and Nail

ProStrakan boosted by US drug test success

Between the lines: It may be sunny outside but the first snows fall on Scotland's financial world

Iberdrola set for joint bid for British Energy

City bonuses to be cut 40% next year

Scottish giants refuse to rule out fleeing UK's tax regime

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