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Euro remains close to annual lows
Single currency ceases sell-off but remains below $1.27, while Aussie and New Zealand dollar fall to fresh lows on global economic concerns

Global equities extend losing streak
Growth assets are shunned as investors fret about the future of the eurozone and the global economy, sending yields on German Bunds lower

Brazil stimulus fails to raise growth
Contraction makes Brazil?s growth second slowest in Latin America and comes as Asia?s major emerging markets, China and India, are also decelerating

South calls on Khartoum to renew talks
Negotiator Pagan Amum said the North had not complied with a May 2 resolution giving the neighbours two weeks to resume talks

A permanent precedent
If Greece goes: An exit is likely to shatter faith in the eurozone?s integrity for ever, leaving the bloc with a choice between stronger union or disintegration. By Martin Wolf

Barclays leads UK banking sector falls
Banks lead FTSE 100 to a fourth straight decline, as risk aversion dragged the wider market to a new five-month low

Battered rupee highlights India woes
New Delhi appears unable to rectify the underlying economic vulnerabilities that have helped send the currency to new lows

Euro lower as investors remain wary
Single currency dips against dollar as markets await developments in Greece, while sterling weakens further after the BoE hints at further easing

ECB bars access to four Greek banks
Lenders will have to rely on ?emergency liquidity assistance? ? a temporary facility provided by the Greek central bank but subject to ECB approval

Euro starts to crack as investors eye exit
Analysts believe that investor behaviour suggests that the buttresses that have supported the currency in recent months are weakening

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