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Elena Baltacha stretches for a backhand during yesterday’s defeat to Sam Stosur

Defeat in Paris puts Baltacha's Olympic place in jeopardy

Keothavong handed the chance to take over British No 1 spot and claim Games wild card

Shock US jobs update hits shares as Europe sinks again

Poor figures hint at slowdown in America's recovery as elections loom in France and Greece

Stephen Foley: Who’s really to blame? It’s the economists, stupid

US Outlook Forget Wall Street. Occupy the University of Chicago.

James Moore: Now US investors put the boot into bankers

Outlook Talking of bankers, it seems that now American investors are squaring up for a fight over their pay.

UK narrowly avoids a double-dip recession

The UK has narrowly avoided a double-dip recession but will struggle for the rest of the year unless businesses stop hoarding cash and start investing, a forecaster warned today.

Blow for US recovery as fewer jobs are created

Worries over revival's momentum as increase in non-farm payroll is slowest since October

US Federal Reserve hints at intervening to stoke recovery

Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the US Federal Reserve, warned that the recent reduction in unemployment in the world's largest economy may not be sustainable, reigniting hopes of central bank intervention to stoke the recovery.

Fed chief's warning on jobs lifts bonds hopes

Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the US Federal Reserve, warned that the recent reduction in unemployment in the world's largest economy may not be sustainable, reigniting hopes of central bank intervention to stoke the recovery.

David Blanchflower: Ben Bernanke's history lesson: doing too little is worse than too much

Economic Outlook: Policy inaction in 1928 and 1929 and premature tightening were major errors

Interest rates in US held despite inflation fears

The Federal Reserve has brushed off concerns that soaring oil prices will trigger a rise in long-term inflation in the world's largest economy, promising to keep US interest rates at rock-bottom levels well into 2014.

Judy Murray is leading the current team

Great Britain to face Sweden in Fed Cup

Great Britain have been drawn away to Sweden in the Fed Cup World Group II play-offs on April 21-22.

Jim Leaviss: Jobless youth is secret new worry for the West's central bankers

Economic Outlook: Unemployment eats away at the fabric of society … the UK could well see more of the riots last summer

Simon English: Bank of England should copy chairman Ben

Outlook: News from the US Federal Reserve, where Ben Bernanke achieved "one of his primary goals" as chairman, according to Bloomberg yesterday, by setting a numeric goal for inflation.

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