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Conservative victory would boost the stock market, bolster the pound and keep interest rates low, Deutsche Bank says.
Labour's planned rise in National Insurance will hit jobs, a Treasury minister has admitted.
Round up of the latest events on the election campaign trail as they happen.
If Cameron has the same effect on voters as he had on Norfolk 16-year-olds he is heading for poll triumph, says Andrew Gimson.
Shadow business secretary admits he is "sceptical" over Conservative plans to reward marriage in the tax system.
Nick Clegg told Gordon Brown he was the failed leader of a corrupt system yesterday, in his strongest hint so far that he may refuse to join a coalition with the Prime Minister.
Tory leader cites time at Eton as he announces a proposals to have all 16-year-olds undergo “national citizen service”.
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The Shadow Home Secretary's comments on gay people and B&Bs may play into Labour's hands, writes Mary Riddell.
Labour has made people afraid to discuss immigration for fear of being called racist, according to David Cameron.
09 Apr 2010
Gordon Brown has ordered all Labour candidates to let voters know if they are under investigation over their Commons’ expenses.
09 Apr 2010
Union spin doctor investigated by Commons authorities after he was found to be using an official parliamentary pass.
09 Apr 2010
Quite how the National Insurance rise has dominated election headlines may seem to be a mystery, says Edmund Conway.
09 Apr 2010
A Conservative election victory would boost insurers and retailers but damage companies that rely on public spending, says Deutsche Bank.
09 Apr 2010
Friends Provident has urged the next Government to “remove politics out of pensions” in order to create a healthier savings culture across the UK.
09 Apr 2010
A Tory election victory would boost the British stock market, increase the value of the pound and help keep interest rates low, according to Deutsche Bank analysis.
08 Apr 2010
Do politics and business mix? The 81 business leaders who have now backed last week's letter to The Daily Telegraph supporting George Osborne's policy to reverse Labour's National Insurance hike are about to find out.
08 Apr 2010
Lord Mandelson failed to attend an important meeting with the Queen at Windsor Castle this week, Mandrake can disclose.
08 Apr 2010
Iain Duncan Smith's ideas on benefits reform could overturn Labour's dismal legacy, says Fraser Nelson.
08 Apr 2010
Gordon Brown said he will crack down on inflated bank bonuses and stop City workers from taking risks which put the economy in danger.
08 Apr 2010
Telegraph View: Our politicians are reluctant to look beyond the domestic debate to lessons from abroad.
08 Apr 2010
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