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Text size [+][-]  Wednesday March 17 2010GLOBAL EDITION

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03 Feb 2010 11:22

Drifting towards danger

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Fiscal stimulus and quantitative easing have not yet spurred much growth. The Bank of England is likely to suspend money-printing on Thursday, letting the bond market speak. A barely growing, big-deficit economy in a state of pre-election paralysis sounds frighteningly Greek.

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