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Bundesbank Warns on German House Prices Being 20% Overvalued

Bundesbank's monthly report unveils concern about house price increases in German cities

Indebted Ireland Battles to Exit EU Bailout

Bailout report is hard won success story for Brussels and international creditors

Bail-In Rules for Eurozone Banks Should Start In 2016

European official Thomas Wieser calls for bank bail-in rules from 2016

European Banking Authority Unveils Guide to Spot Europe's Riskiest Banks

Assessment standards released by the European Banking Authority will help European Central Bank monitor Europe's financial institutions

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ECB's Benoit Cœuré: Outright Monetary Transactions Helped Stop Eurozone Fragmentation

ECB executive board member Benoît Cœuré gives speech in Geneva justifying low interest rates.

ECB Chief Mario Draghi Silences US Critics Over Euro Survival

Draghi delivers rousing speech over the eurozone's 'success'

Germany Needs a Government Soon For The Sake Of Europe: ECB's Jörg Asmussen

European integration needs speedy formation of new German government claims European Central Bank's Jörg Asmussen.

Germany, Spain, Italy and Portugal Increase Competitiveness in Latest Economic Indicators

Harmonised competitiveness indicators reveal improvement in some key eurozone economies.

European markets witnessed mixed trade on 4 October

European Markets Mixed as US Shutdown Threatens Debt Ceiling Vote

US Labor Department cannot release nonfarm payrolls data.

Eurozone's Recovery Gathers Pace as Business Activity Expands Further

Markit Eurozone composite output index rose to 27-month high of 52.2 in September from 51.5 in August.

European markets open higher on 3 October

European Markets Open Higher on Positive China Data

China's services PMI jumps to a six-month high in September.

OPM hack could affect every government employee

US Shutdown: No Agreement Again as Debt Default Fears Loom [VIDEO]

JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America chiefs meet Obama as he blames Republicans for impasse.

Washington Shutdown: Mario Draghi 'Right to Expect US will Avoid Default'

Experts back ECB president view that Washington budget shutdown will be short-lived and solution will be found.

International Monetary Fund and European Creditors Happy with Spanish Bank Reforms

Europe's fourth largest economy is making progress on key reforms claim creditors

ECB's Yves Mersch: Banks In Eurozone Periphery Are Not Dangerous

No new stress tests will find any skeletons in the closest claims European Central Bank official

World's Most Important Banks Have €115bn Capital Black Hole

Basel Committee finds top banks have enormous capital shortfall worldwide

IMF Approves $1bn Ireland Bailout Tranche

Dublin expects to be first eurozone country to exit bailout procedure and return to market.

Morgan Stanley Exec: 'Too Big to Fail' Problem Not Solved Due to Conflicting Agendas

Regulators have not done enough to fix the global financial system since 2008

EBA: European Banks Have €70bn Capital Black Hole

European Banking Authority reports balance sheet shortfall while ECB official Yves Mersch says Europe must plug funding gaps

Traders Expect Another European Central Bank LTRO Stimulus Round

Poll shows traders are convinced sovereign debt crisis is not over as they expect further ECB support

Eurozone Business Activity Expands at Fastest Pace in 27 Months

Business activity also expanded in France and Germany, Eurozone's largest economies.

Greek Democracy 'Endangered' by Golden Dawn as Creditors Fly in For Fresh Austerity Talks

As mass unrest sweeps country following Golden Dawn violence, experts warn further austerity could push country over brink.

ECB Tipped to Pick Oliver Wyman to Aid Bank Asset Review

Leading US consultants likely to review Europe's biggest banks

Greece Prime Minister Antonis Samaras Begs Bailout Lenders for Leniency as Athens Riots

Samaras warns "popularism" and extremism" could derail his country's economic recovery.

Spain's Public Debt Hits Record High

Europe's fourth largest economy continues to struggle despite eurozone exiting recession.

Germany Records Surprise Exports Fall as Eurozone Weakness Persists

July exports declined 1.1% from June as exports to euro-area members fell 0.7%.

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