European Economies
Osborne: Four Steps Towards a Stronger Europe
Writing for Newsweek, the UK Chancellor says the EU has not done enough to make itself competitive.
German Parliament Approves Greek Bailout Extension
German finance minister promises that Greece will not 'blackmail' euro zone partners
Euro Zone, Greece Agree on Four Month Loan Extension
Athens pledged not to roll back any reforms that could have a negative fiscal impact and to honor all its debts.
Europe's Firewalls May Not be Enough to Stem Grexit Investor Panic
Eurozone stocks would fall and borrowing coasts soar if Athens were to leave the euro, say investors.
ECB Denies Report on Capital Controls for Greece
Athens yet to agree bailout extension as ECB agrees modest increase in emergency funding
China Say They 'Know Nothing' About Aid Offer for Greece
China's Foreign Ministry denies knowledge of offer by Beijing to help Greece
Will Syriza's Victory in Greece Mean Easing Austerity?
This is make or break for Europe's populist parties. And Germany's leadership of Europe.
Will Quantitative Easing Work for Europe?
Late to the game, Draghi is left gambling on his only option.
The Greek Rebel Set to Become Prime Minister
Alexis Tsipras is the new face of a pan-European left-wing movement determined to upset the status quo.
Swiss 'Forced' Into Chaotic Currency Cap Removal by Impending Eurozone QE
The removal of the currency's pegging against the euro through markets into turmoil yesterday.
Germany Just Escapes Recession, France Beats Low Expectations
Economic stagnation in the euro zone as Germany narrowly avoids recession in the third quarter of the year