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The banking crisis might be nearing its end, but the recession has only just begun. While unemployment hits the highest levels in over a decade, the UK economy - long regarded as the strongest and most resilient in Europe - has now been tipped to be among the hardest hit, with the latest estimates suggesting our wealth will decline by 3.8 per cent this year.
 Latest News
  US job losses raise fears of economic stall
  Desperately seeking momentum
  US employers slash jobs in December
  Retail outlook still tough for 2010
  Financial services sector growth slows
  UK Dec inflation expectations fall to 1.9 pct
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Retail Nightmares
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  Early data shows US retailers posting Dec gains
  Sainsbury cautions on 2010
  Europe's retailers braced for tough 2010
Recovery signs
  Trichet says global economy in recovery
  Bank leaves rates and QE steady
  House prices post annual rise
Global Economic Crisis
  Key events since Iceland's financial meltdown
  World stocks start 2010 on high note
  Global bailout: Did the UK do enough?
Unemployment: The Rising Tide
  Euro zone jobless jump
  US job losses raise fears of economic stall
  UK long term unemployment doubles in a year
  Britain's jobless 'will peak at 2.8 million'

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Q. After two of the World's largest banks declare a return to profit, is it safe to say the banking crisis over?
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