| The Independent 1992 Peter Torday |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| America's blueprint for the world economy. (meeting of Group of Seven) | Retail industry | Peter Torday |
| Bundesbank buys time for the bloodied franc. (speculation on the foreign exchanges threatens the European Monetary System) | Retail industry | Andrew (American government official) Marshall, Peter Torday, Robert Chote |
| Communists pillaged party gold. (evidence of vast wealth leaving Soviet Union since 1985) | Retail industry | Peter Torday, Tony Barber |
| Deals that broke down the barriers. (Gatt talks) | Retail industry | Peter Torday |
| Economists press case for leadership. (special report on the meeting to discuss the manifesto for national recovery organised by the Independent) | Retail industry | Peter Torday, Robert Chote |
| G7 clears the decks for recovery. (World Economic Summit, Munich Jul 1992) | Retail industry | Peter Torday |
| Italy struggles to climb out of debt trap. (lira may be devalued if Maastricht treaty rejected) | Retail industry | Peter Torday |
| Jury has still to return verdict on EBRD. (European Bank for Reconstruction and Development) | Retail industry | Peter Torday |
| Labour gambles on taxation. (Labour's election campaign aims to improve living standards for majority) | Retail industry | Peter Torday, Anthony Bevins |
| Lamont facing Bundesbank clash. (special report on the sterling crisis) | Retail industry | Peter Torday |
| Lamont may cut spending: post-election emphasis on tighter fiscal policy heralds Cabinet battles. (Norman Lamont, chancellor of the exchequer) | Retail industry | Colin Brown, Peter Torday |
| On the ropes and no end in sight. (Conservative government experiences employment, continuing recession and unemployment fears) | Retail industry | Nicholas Timmins, Peter Torday, Robert Chote |
| Pressure mounts on Major to change economic policy. (British Prime Minister criticised by CBI and Tory backbenchers) | Retail industry | Peter Torday, Anthony Bevins |
| Rebels give Major ultimatum. (emergency Cabinet meeting about the pit closures) | Retail industry | Peter Brown, Peter Torday |
| Recovery 'will hit further snags.' (OECD report on UK economic recovery) | Retail industry | Peter Torday |
| Republics test the IMF reserves. (former Soviet republics request funds) | Retail industry | Peter Torday |
| Seven dwarfed by economic squabbles. (Group of Seven breakdown) | Retail industry | Peter Torday |
| Superhawks rule roost at the Bundesbank. (Deutsche Bundesbank) | Retail industry | John Eisenhammer, Peter Torday |
| UK cash plan set to anger the entire EC. | Retail industry | Andrew (American government official) Marshall, Annika Savill, Peter Torday, Anthony Bevins |
| Uncertainty deepens as world economies stumble to recovery. (outlook for world economy) | Retail industry | Peter Torday |
| What if the French say 'non'? (French referendum on Maastricht treaty) | Retail industry | Peter Torday |
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