Oil fell on Monday for the first time in four sessions, with Brent slipping towards $125 as global demand concerns took centrestage following weak Chinese exports, countering support from supply disruption worries
Bulgarian consumer price inflation slowed to 2.0% on an annual basis in February from a final 2.3% a month earlier, mainly due to food prices, data from the statistics office showed on
The dollar hit its highest level in nearly a month versus the euro on Monday after last week's upbeat jobs data suggested the U.S. economy may not be in dire need of
Asian shares fell on Monday as investors paused to assess the effect of strong U.S. jobs data, which scaled back expectations of more easing ahead of this week's Federal Reserve meeting, while
Police stepped up security in the Macedonian capital Skopje on Sunday to stem ethnic violence threatening a precarious peace in effect since civil war was narrowly avoided a decade ago. No one
Greek Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos will run unopposed for the leadership of the Socialists, party officials said on Sunday, as the political focus shifts towards a parliamentary election now that Athens has
Slovakia's centre-left leader Robert Fico assured Brussels on Sunday that he was a reliable partner after he scored a landslide election victory and prepared to replace a government that collapsed in a
Greece's successful debt restructuring paves the way for a second international aid package for the country but may require more support for a state-owned Austrian bank, European Central Bank policymaker Ewald Nowotny
French President Nicolas Sarkozy said on Friday that Greece's debt crisis had been solved after Athens won strong acceptance from private creditors for a bond swap deal. "I would like to say
The once-impossible idea of Carlos Tevez ever playing for Manchester City again could actually become reality on Sunday when the leaders travel to Swansea City as the race for the Premier League
