Developments in Spain and Portugal demand urgent attention.
Greece expects further protests as international creditors arrive to begin crucial talks on plans to write off some of the country’s debts.
European leaders were confronted this week by the ugly prospect of a second recession in three years.
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/ 18 November 2011
France on Tuesday slumped to 13th place in a eurozone league table of financial security.
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/ 18 November 2011
The European Central Bank is under pressure to open the money taps to help Italy, which is struggling to fund its debts through the private markets.
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/ 9 September 2011
Greece or Portugal would lose up to 50% of their national income if they quit the euro, according to research by analysts at Swiss investment bank UBS
Ben Bernanke, the United States Federal Reserve chairman, is poised to inject further funds into the US economy.
One of the most successful investment vehicles of the past decade could be sowing the seeds of the next financial crisis.
The International Monetary Fund chief has warned that the re-emergence of global imbalances could be a threat to stability.
The red carpet is out for the Chinese president — a far cry from a miserable working lunch.