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Cyprus in Crisis: Troika Likely to Ignore Nicos Anastasiades' Angry Bailout Terms Letter
Anonymous eurozone officials say Cyprus will not get change to €10bn bailout conditions.
Shane Croucher Jun 19, 2013
Britain Wins Battle over London Financial Services Relocation
UK secures support from EU counterparts to keep key parts of financial services sector in London.
Lianna Brinded Jun 18, 2013
Eurozone Trade Surplus Declines on Lower Exports
Eurozone's trade surplus falls to €14.9bn in April from €22.5bn in March.
Jerin Mathew Jun 17, 2013
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades Slams IMF and EU Bailout Conditions
Anastasiades criticises the lack of support for lenders when compared to its neighbour Greece
Lianna Brinded Jun 12, 2013
ECB Faces German Court over ‘Illegal’ Bond Buying Programme Charges
European Central Bank denies charges it is bailing out eurozone members via the back door.
Lianna Brinded Jun 11, 2013
Bundesbank Cuts Germany's Growth Outlook on Weak External Demand
Bank projects economic recovery to gather pace in second quarter.
Jerin Mathew Jun 07, 2013
ECB To Keep Rates at Record Low Until Eurozone Economy Revives
Improving economic data in May will prompt the European Central Bank to freeze interest rates
M Rochan Jun 06, 2013
European Commission Confirms Latvia Can Join Euro but ECB Warns of Financial Instability
EC announces Latvia is ready to become the 18th country using the euro despite high foreign deposits
Lianna Brinded Jun 05, 2013
Eurozone Economy Declines Further On Lower Investments
Separate data by Eurostat showed retail sales dropped 0.5% in April.
Jerin Mathew Jun 05, 2013
Major Eurozone Nations Witness Improvement in Manufacturing Sector
Final Markit Eurozone PMI rises to 15-month high at 48.3 in May from April's four-month low of 46.7.
Jerin Mathew Jun 03, 2013
Markets, Politics and Economics: Bonds and Gold are Prime Shorting Candidates
Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist Alastair Winter previews the week ahead for markets, politics and economics
Alastair Winter Jun 03, 2013
Asian Markets Weekly Roundup: Volatility Persists Even After Fed Fears Fade
String of economic data and decisions to provide pointers to markets in coming week.
M Rochan Jun 01, 2013
Blockupy Cuts off ECB and Targets Deutsche Bank [VIDEO]
European Central Bank accused by anti-capitalism protesters of driving austerity in eurozone.
Gianluca Mezzofiore May 31, 2013
Germany's Q1 GDP Growth Edges Up on Private Consumption
Gfk German Consumer Climate Index rises to 6.5 from 6.2 in previous month.
Jerin Mathew May 24, 2013
Mario Draghi Calls For Further Efforts to Centralise European Banking Sector
European Central Bank President says 'Europe needs a more European UK.'
Jerin Mathew May 24, 2013
Eurozone's Recession Poised to Continue in Q2 as PMI Data Disappoints
Markit's flash Eurozone Composite Output index showed a reading below 50 in May, indicating a contraction in business activity.
Jerin Mathew May 23, 2013
European Car Sales Rise in April on Strong British Demand
Car sales in the UK improved 14.8% in April.
Jerin Mathew May 17, 2013
Eurozone Posts Record Trade Surplus on Higher Exports [VIDEO]
Consumer inflation in the region drops to three-year low.
Jerin Mathew May 16, 2013
Bloomberg Under New Pressure as Bank of Japan Probes Snooping
Bloomberg journalists had reportedly access to its financial information terminals
Umberto Bacchi May 14, 2013
Eurozone Industrial Production in March Exceeds Estimates [VIDEO]
Eurozone industrial production rises 1% in March as against analysts' estimates of 0.5% growth.
Jerin Mathew May 14, 2013
European Markets Decline Ahead of Regional Data
Markets await a string of key regional data apart from quarterly earnings reports.
Geetha Pillai May 09, 2013
European Markets Gain as Investors Await Banks' Earnings Reports
Societe Generale profit halves, while Credit Agricole reports 51% profit decline.
Jerin Mathew May 07, 2013
Nikkei Tops 14,000 Mark While Rest of Asia Tumble on Global Growth Concerns
The Nikkei rises above 14,000 for the first time since June 2008.
Jerin Mathew May 07, 2013
Eurozone Heads for Deeper Recession as Business Activity Continues to Decline in April
The final eurozone composite output index shows a reading of 46.9 in April, the 15th consecutive month of decline in activity.
Jerin Mathew May 06, 2013
European Markets Retreat Ahead of Retail Sales Data
The European Central Bank head Mario Draghi will address the media later in the day.
Jerin Mathew May 06, 2013
Portugal Plans 30,000 Public Sector Layoffs in New Wave of Austerity Measures
Portugal is hoping to save €4.8bn with the budget cuts.
Geetha Pillai May 04, 2013
European Markets Mixed Ahead of US Jobs Report
Analysts expect the US non-farm payrolls to increase by 140,000 workers after an 88,000 gain in March.
Jerin Mathew May 03, 2013
European Shares Decline Ahead of ECB Rate Decision
Analysts expect a 25 basis point cut in the benchmark interest rate at the ECB meeting.
Jerin Mathew May 02, 2013
Eurozone Unemployment Rate Rises to Record High in March
Weak job data with unemployment rising to 12.1% expected to prompt European Central Bank to cut interest rates at next meeting.
Jerin Mathew Apr 30, 2013
Eurozone Economic Sentiment Declines Further in April
Eurozone's economic morale index falls to 88.6 in April, down for a second consecutive month.
Jerin Mathew Apr 29, 2013
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