FT 17/05/10

Capa
Osborne braced for cuts

Berlin calls for eurozone budget laws

Reino Unido
Big bank bonuses face curbs

Banking exodus fears over 50% tax overdone

Triesman resignation hits England World Cup bid

England’s own goal risks harsh penalty

Brusque manager fails to keep team united

Literacy skills worry employers

Mundo
Support for Spanish government falls sharply

Berlusconi volte-face shocks Italy

Turks delight in showing strengths to EU

Hedge fund rules defended by French MEP

French are nervous about public finances

Trichet remains confident in ECB plan

Democrats open to talks on derivatives – De derivativos, os políticos americanos entendem bastante

US panel targets online bank fraud

Key reform issues

Wall Street lobbyists braced for defeat

Comentários e análises
Europe: Danger zone

To save the eurozone, reform its governance

Europe must reset the clock on stability and growth

Central bankers get with the politics

Cartas
Climate change bill is now a long shot

Welcome weakness

Regulate providers of debt capital and get to the problem’s root

Another bearish rant against gold

Rethink the state’s economic role

Fast Forward

Lex
Global telecoms

UK public finances

Inflation

Empresas
Libor rises on debt concerns

Hedge funds hit by May volatility

Politics remains biggest barrier to bank regulation

KPMG and PwC eye rating move

Kovacevich hits out at Tarp

Growing nations draw deal activity – F&A

Emerging markets: Case studies

Inflation fall puts focus on Spain's consumers

View from the Top: John Griffith Jones, KPMG

Mercados
Enthusiasm for euro bail-out fades

Austerity worries undermine London shares

Wall Street holds on to week’s gains

Investors reserve judgment on Con-Lib pact

Germans lead gold rush frenzy

Growth concerns send euro to 18-month low

Euro-denominated gold price hits €1,000

Wobbly coalitions can bring sturdier returns