Concept Cupboard's Adam Ball says we must not let our intentions become meaningless rhetoric
Christophe de Margerie says Europe will see oil plants shutting down on lack of demand and carbon emission targets
World Economics' World Price Index claims the purchasing power of the euro can vary from country to country.
String of economic data and decisions to provide pointers to markets in coming week.
Durables and energy products purchases also show increase.
Eurostat publishes more troubling numbers after EU urges 'Youth Guarantee'.
Centrex Services protects staff from potentially spiralling debt by forging a battleplan to combat lure of 'legalised loan sharks'
Market men continue to look for cues from the Fed on asset purchases.
Wall Street gains propel Asian markets as fears over Fed's asset purchase cutbacks ease.
Cath Everett steps away from easy expat lifestyle to help out in Catholic soup kitchens, while poverty claims black and white.
The services sector grew 3.2%, counterbalancing a 0.2% dip in the production of goods.
The number of jobless Germans rises above estimates to 2.96 million in May.
German monthly and yearly consumer price index data is expected during the day.
As jobless youth rate hit record highs, these charts show how the lost generation is taking shape
Societe Generale warns lack of cash will stop government youth schemes working.
Hollande, Enrico Giovannini and Wolfgang Schaeuble call for 'New Deal' to tackle jobless young and save EU.
Volkswagen grants its German factory workers a 3.4% pay rise in September
Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist Alastair Winter previews the week ahead for markets, politics and economics
Nearly 3.7% of the country's work force remain out of work, showed a government data.
Markets in the UK remain shut on account of bank holiday.
Bekele Galeta has warned of "humanitarian consequences" of widespread unemployment.
Youths torch cars in Stockholm as first incidents reported in Orebro and Linkoping.