Technocrat Prime Minister Mario Monti appealed to Italy's politicians on Wednesday to back his tough economic medicine to avoid Rome becoming the next victim of the euro debt crisis, after a bailout
Britain's leading share index fell back on Thursday, reversing the previous session's gains, with euro zone uncertainties to the fore after Moody's cut Spain's debt rating, and ahead of a bond auction
Europe's top shares edged lower early on Thursday with caution prevailing among investors as Moody's became the latest rating agency to downgrade Spain, ahead of an Italian bond auction later in the
France will meet a goal to cut the public deficit to within an EU ceiling of 3 percent of gross domestic product in 2013 and can do so without imposing large-scale austerity
In early October of last year, German Economy Minister Philipp Roesler landed in Athens on a plane packed full of corporate executives, carrying a message of hope. Germany and its leading firms,
Alexis Tsipras, the radical Greek leftist who wants to cancel a bailout deal keeping the country afloat if he wins elections on Sunday, is no working class hero. Born into a comfortable
Greeks pulled their cash out of the banks and stocked up with food ahead of a cliffhanger election on Sunday that many fear will result in the country being forced out of
Germany told Italians on Wednesday they must keep taking Prime Minister Mario Monti's tough economic medicine to avoid becoming the next victim of the euro zone debt crisis after a bailout for
Euro zone finance ministers rushed Spain into an EU-funded rescue for its debt-stricken banks to pre-empt the threat of a bank run if Greece's debt crisis flares again but any respite for
Asian shares edged higher in choppy trade on Wednesday and European stocks were also poised to gain, but the euro slipped as worries over contagion from Spain's banking sector were heightened after
