India's currency cartwheeled to historic lows on Monday while markets in Indonesia took a spill, evidence of how rising U.S. yields are making it harder for emerging nations to fund their current
Greece dismissed the chairman of its privatisation agency after a newspaper exposed how he used the private plane of a businessman who had just bought a state company to go on holiday.
Britons are finding it increasingly easy to get unsecured loans and remain in a mood to spend, according to survey on Monday that highlights the role credit is playing the country's recovery.
A blend of past and present holds the key this week to gauging global economic prospects. Month-old minutes from the Federal Reserve could offer hints on when the U.S. central bank will
Greece will lift restrictions on home foreclosures to allow banks to recover bad loans, the finance minister has said, adding fuel to a row that may test the cohesion of its fragile
The Council of Europe team of experts against money laundering, MONEYVAL, indirectly praises the Cypriot authorities for their efficiency in cases of suspicious financial transactions that were attempted through Cypriot banks. The
The government, in spite of the country’s economic problems, will not neglect sustainable development in rural areas, Agriculture, Natural Resources and the Environment Minister Nikos Kouyialis has said, adding that the prosperity
Supporters of deposed Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi exchanged gunfire with security forces inside a Cairo mosque on Saturday, Reuters witnesses said. The gunmen opened fire on security forces from a second floor
Swedish high jumper Emma Green-Tregaro, who painted her fingernails in the colours of the rainbow flag in support of Russia's gay community, has been told not to repeat the gesture in Saturday's
Israel has looked on at upheaval in Egypt largely in silence, keen to avoid disrupting strategic security cooperation with a military it sees as critical to curbing attacks by Islamist militants in
