Griffin & King

Recently the Eurozone approved the terms of a loan of up to 100bn Euros to re-capitalise Spanish banks but the crisis continues.

Up to 15 major corporations are looking to relocate back to the UK following changes in tax rules.

Recent data in shows that the State borrowed more in June this year than it did in 2011.

Following on the from latest fudge from the Eurozone leaders the Finnish finance minister, Jutta Urpilainen said her country was not prepared to keep the Euro “at any cost”.

The UK and the Eurozone have all published recent figures that show manufacturing output slumping at a very disappointing rate.

Payday Loan Company ‘Wonga’ are now making loans available to businesses.

The Eurozone is braced for a further bout of austerity despite pledges from political leaders to boost growth policies after the European Commission predicted at least 9 of 17 member countries would fail to meet spending targets next year.

Spain’s King Juan Carlos has recently shown his complete inability to grasp the crisis at home by taking a holiday in Botswana to shoot elephants and other exotic animals.

The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has estimated commercial fee charging debt management companies (DMC’s) make £250 Million a year from over-indebted clients.

Recent data, particularly from the construction industry has put the UK on course for double dip recession for the first quarter of 2012