Eurozone

Deflation fears abound as eurozone inflation holds steady in June.

Euro rallied to its highest since 9 June against the dollar on 30 June in early trade despite mixed data signals from the Eurozone, helped by the dollar's weakness.

Daniele Nouy, ECB head of the Single Supervisory Mechanism, unveils 14,000 applications for new regulator.

EUR/USD slipped in early Monday's trade as French and German PMI numbers for June came lower than expected.

Eurostat said eurozone inflation slowed to 0.5% in May 2014.

Week to June 20 marked by FOMC policy decision and policy meeting minutes from BoE, RBA and BoJ.

Economic growth now feeding through to the labour growth, boosting long term recovery prospects.

How eurozone recovery hopes rest on a negative deposit rate and LTROs.

The data calendar for next week is not so heavy with US and Eurozone having nothing major to wait for. GDP estimate by NIESR and ILO unemployment rate for UK are important for that economy while rate decisions in Japan and New Zealand are unlikely to surprise markets. China CPI is the most important from Asia.

European Commission vice-president gives stark warning on eurozone economic future.

Eurogroup president warns on Greek optimism over state of economy.

Economist accuses France of failing to adapt to modern global economy

Eurozone growth is slower than expected and bank lending still falling across currency area.

John Clarke, chief investment officer of GHC Capital Markets, talks to IBTimes UK.

Markit said output growth was at its fastest pace in three years during April.

But Eurostat says the number of youngsters out of work across the region fell by 166,000 in March.

As eurozone banks sell off investments, Diamond and new firm Atlas Merchant Capital smells opportunity.

The Spanish recovery is back on track as the economy registered its fastest growth rate in six years.

The three-year programme will concentrate on addressing joblessness through macro strategies and innovations.

Recession hit eurozone takes a slight knock as inflation decreases.

Eurozone is focusing on fast-tracking delayed payments under existing rescue packages, Reuters reported.

The Italian bank put a whopping €13.7bn aside to cover losses from bad loans in 2013.

The move comes after Panicos Demetriades quit as chief of the Central Bank of Cyprus.

Markit composite PMI hits highest level since June 2011 in February.

Harvard economist Rogoff speaks out on panel at World Economic Forum in Davos.

The French economy did not suffer the same crisis as Italy or Spain, but is struggling just as hard to recover.

Eurostat shows a gap in GDP growth rates between counties that use the euro and other EU members.

Portugal hires top banks for bond issuance proposal

Spain to issue debt in 2014 despite horrible jobs numbers.