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MACRON SAYS IMF SHOULD HAVE SMALLER ROLE IN EUROPEAN BAILOUTS
French President Emmanuel Macron has said that the International Monetary Fund IMF should step back from its role in European bailouts... READ MORE›
ECB TO STUDY QE OPTIONS THAT DON'T NEED TWEAK TO RULES
While the central bank's limits are self-imposed, officials have said they accept that legal and institutional constraints would make changing them difficult... READ MORE›
EURO STRENGTH WORRIES ECB AS OCT STIMULUS DECISION LOOMS
European Central Bank ECB President Mario Draghi addresses a news conference following the ECB's governing council's interest rate decision in Frankfurt, Germany, September 7, 2017... READ MORE›
BIG WIN HAS U.S. INVESTORS WANTING MORE FROM EUROPEAN STOCKS
U.S. investors aren't done with European equities even after enjoying their best returns in eight years... READ MORE›
RAISING EURO ZONE INFLATION MORE DIFFICULT
Weighing in on this debate, Austrian central bank chief said a discussion about careful exit is valid... READ MORE›
STRONG EURO LEADS BIG BOND BUYERS INTO GOVERNMENT DEBT RETHINK
He said that if the euro hits 1.25, it would make them more bullish on euro zone government bonds... READ MORE›
GOLDMAN WARNS EURO GAINS MAY BE RUSSIAN BONDS' ACHILLES HEEL
The euro has rallied this year as the currency union's economy recovers, political risks fade and traders anticipate a reduction in the European Central Bank's stimulus... READ MORE›
EURO ZONE INFLATION STABLE IN JULY, CORE INFLATION RISES YEAR ON YEAR
Eurostat added that exports from the euro zone increased by 3.9 percent in June compared to last year, while imports were up 6.2 percent... READ MORE›
STOCKS FALL, DOLLAR SINKS AS POLITICS TAKE A TOLL
Here are the main moves in markets Stocks The S P 500 closed down less than 0.1 percent at 2,472.52... READ MORE›
EURO RALLY SHOWS FEW SIGNS OF STOPPING AS DRAGHI APPEARS UNFAZED
The Fed was moving more aggressively in terms of their monetary policy while other banks were still easing... READ MORE›
GREEK BOND SALE IS SAID TO BE DELAYED BY IMF DEBT CAP RULE
The officials involved in the discussions expect the issue to be addressed quickly and that Greece will be able to access markets soon... READ MORE›
FRENCH DEFICIT PLEDGE WILL HELP EURO ZONE BUDGET DISCUSSIONS
French deficit pledge will help euro zone budget discussions ECB's Coeure... READ MORE›
COEURE SEES PREVIOUS QE CUTBACK AS MODEL FOR NEXT ECB MOVES
"Our monetary policy decisions will always be dictated by the economic circumstances and not instrument availability," he said... READ MORE›
DRAGHI GETS BACKING IN ARGUMENT OVER HOW TO BEST SPUR REFORMS
The ECB's monetary policy lowers borrowing costs across the euro area, including for its weakest and least competitive economies... READ MORE›
ASIAN MARKETS HIT BY FEARS OVER TRUMP ECONOMIC AGENDA
Tokyo's Nikkei ended the morning session 0.3 percent lower, while Hong Kong lost 0.5 percent, Singapore gave up 0.1 percent and Seoul dropped 0.2 percent... READ MORE›
DRAGHI SAYS STIMULUS STILL NEEDED EVEN AS EURO AREA REFLATES
Deflationary forces have been replaced by reflationary ones, the European Central Bank president said on Tuesday in Sintra, Portugal... READ MORE›
STATE SUPPORT CAN HELP REDUCE EUROPE'S SOURED DEBT PILE
FRANKFURT Reuters Governments could help euro zone banks reduce their huge bad debt holdings by backing so-called bad banks that could purchase non-performing loans European... READ MORE›
ECB SAID TO BE UNLIKELY TO INCLUDE GREECE IN QE IN COMING MONTHS
But the extent and wording of debt-relief commitments probably won't convince the Governing Council of the ECB to buy Greek bonds... READ MORE›
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NIGEL FARAGE WE WILL ALL BE LIKE GREECE IF THE EU GETS ITS WAY
And it is an example of how the European Union is not just a threat to national democracy, but national security as well... READ MORE›
CONDITIONS OF GREECE AGREEMENT WITH EUROPEAN UNION REVEALED
Real Conditions Of Greece Staying In The Eurozone Revealed!... READ MORE›
EUROZONE SETS 'FINAL DEADLINE' FOR NEW PLAN
Earlier there was anger among some eurozone members at the lack of new written proposals from Greece... READ MORE›
VAROUFAKIS HOW EUROPE CRUSHED GREECE
The cause of this continuing trouble for Greece lies in the eurozone's existential crisis... READ MORE›
GREECE'S TSIPRAS DEFIANT OVER ECONOMIC PLANS
Greek bailout Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras of Greece has said he is sticking to plans to roll back austerity and rejecting an international bailout extension... READ MORE›
60 MILLION PEOPLE FLEEING CHAOTIC LANDS UN SAYS
Nearly 14 million people were newly displaced in 2014 according to the annual report by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees... READ MORE›
EUROZONE ECONOMY SEES GROWTH PICK UP
Greece talks Of the 18 member states of the eurozone only three recorded a contraction in their economy Greece, Finland and Cyprus... READ MORE›
GREECE TO PRESENT BAILOUT PLAN TO EU
Most finance ministers, including Germany's Wolfgang Schaeuble, are insisting that Greece must not renege on its bailout conditions... READ MORE›
UK VOTE ON EUROPEAN UNION 'WILL NOT BE ON 5 MAY'
But Prime Minister David Cameron has said this would mean ministers were barred from speaking about European court decisions and the EU budget... READ MORE›
THREE DAYS THAT SAVED THE EURO
For Matteo Renzi, the Italian prime minister, the Schauble ultimatum was an untenable exercise in German humiliation of Greece... READ MORE›
GREEK PRIME MINISTER ALEXIS TSIPRAS CALLS FOR NEW ELECTIONS
Elected in January, Mr. Tsipras took office as an anti-austerity renegade, pledging to win a better debt deal for Greece... READ MORE›
GREEK LEADERS IN FINAL POLL PLEAS
But critics say that what the party is advocating may mean Greece will be forced to leave the eurozone whether it wants to or not... READ MORE›
ECB'S QUANTITATIVE EASING PROGRAMME INVESTING BILLIONS IN FOSSIL FUELS
But the shadow climate minister, Barry Gardiner, told the Guardian The European Central Bank should be aligned with Europe's industrial strategy and energy policy... READ MORE›
FACING ELECTION DEFEAT, FRANCE'S LE PEN FLIP-FLOPS ON EURO
The euro exit is pushed far into the future... READ MORE›
NAVIGATING EUROPE'S CHOPPY ECONOMIC WATERS: FORECASTS AND UNCERTAINTY
That means unemployment in the eurozone is forecast to drop from 10 percent to 9.1 percent and that improving picture is reflected in forecasts across Europe as well... READ MORE›
DAVID CAMERON TO BEGIN EU TALKS WITH EUROPEAN LEADERS
David Cameron is to set out his EU renegotiation aims at a meeting of European leaders in Brussels later... READ MORE›
SANTANDER RESCUES POPULAR AS SPAIN REAL ESTATE LOANS SINK LENDER
Annual cost synergies of almost 500 million euros per year from 2020 will give Santander some of the best efficiency ratios in Spain and Portugal, the bank said... READ MORE›
ECB EXPANDS STIMULUS TO $2.4 TRILLION AS MONTHLY PURCHASES SLOW
ECB President Mario Draghi will hold a press conference at 2 30 p.m... READ MORE›
RISE OF FAR-RIGHT PARTY IN DENMARK REFLECTS EUROPES UNEASE
The effort of traditional political parties to attract alienated and angry voters has shifted the discourse... READ MORE›
GREEK CRISIS DULLS APPETITE FOR EURO IN OTHER COUNTRIES
The doubts are now playing out primarily in the countries that most recently joined the European Union, primarily in Central and Eastern Europe... READ MORE›
9 REASONS GREECE'S EXPERIMENT WITH THE RADICAL LEFT IS DOOMED TO FAILURE
Angela Merkel recently prevented the European Central Bank from making them liable for other governments debts... READ MORE›
GREECE REFERENDUM: GREEKS DON'T WANT TO LEAVE EUROPE, BUT EUROPE WANTS REVENGE ON THE GREEKS
In the EU, the majority is supposed to win, and they are supposed to support the European Union... READ MORE›
GREECES NEW ANTI-AUSTERITY GOVERNMENT SET ON COLLISION COURSE WITH BRUSSELS
Photograph Andrea Comas Reuters Tsipras's choice of coalition partners came as an unpleasant surprise to the eurozone's finance ministers gathering under wet, leaden skies in Brussels... READ MORE›
FISSURES IN EU DEEPEN FROM STRAIN OF MIGRANT INFLUX AND GREEK DEBT
More than 50,000 migrants have arrived in Italy alone this year, according to Frontex, the European Union agency that helps protect the bloc's borders... READ MORE›
EURO LITTLE CHANGED AS MACRON BEATS LE PEN IN FRENCH ELECTION
The gain was more muted than the reaction that followed Macron's first-round win, when the euro rose almost 2 percent within 15 minutes of the open... READ MORE›
GREEK FM: RATHER 'CUT ARM OFF' THAN SIGN DEAL WITHOUT DEBT RELIEF
Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said Thursday that he would resign if Greece on Sunday votes to accept bailout demands insisted on by its international creditors... READ MORE›
GREECE CRISIS: OSBORNE SEEKS TO BLOCK USE OF BRITISH-BACKED FUND IN BAILOUT
The Greek prime minister and his Syriza party have been accused of capitulating to austerity demands that were rejected in a referendum just a week before... READ MORE›
ABOUT VACCING TIME? EURO MEPS TELL MEN TO DO HALF OF THE HOUSEWORK
A committee of the European Parliament in Strasbourg wants the EU to launch a campaign to highlight the equal division of domestic work ... READ MORE›
EU TO COUNTER RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA BY PROMOTING 'EUROPEAN VALUES'
The main objectives include communicating and promoting EU policies and values, supporting independent media and increasing awareness of disinformation activities by external actors ... READ MORE›
BELGIUM PM COMES OUT SWINGING AGAINST CAMERON'S 'DISMANTLING' OF THE EU
David Cameron will not be allowed to dismantle the European Union as he re-negotiates Britain's role the Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel warned on Thursday... READ MORE›