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Japan shocks global markets

Caitlin Allen | Daily Briefing

Daily Briefing: The era of cheap money seems to be coming to an end, even for those living in global outlier, Japan.

Economist and Nobel prize Winner Ben Bernanke (via Medill DC/Wikimedia Commons) bailout economics advocate

Bailout economics hits the buffers

Iain Martin | Economics

The problem with bailout economics is that, once you’ve started this process, it’s difficult to stop.

Huw Pill, chief European economist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., speaks during a panel session at the IIF Europe Summit in Frankfurt, Germany, on Thursday, June 25, 2015. If Greece were to leave the euro it "wouldn't be the end of the euro zone" although it would present a tough test for the region, said Commerzbank AG Chief Executive Officer Martin Blessing.

Huw Pill: Who is the BoE’s new chief economist?

Maggie Pagano | Columnists

Andy Haldane’s successor is likely to support the Old Lady’s policy of cutting back on Quantitative Easing.