Oil held above $74 on Tuesday after Chinese factory data signaled sustained growth at the world's second-largest user, outweighing concerns about a potential slowdown in European economy. Although China's factories scaled back
The euro fell on Tuesday towards a four-year low against the dollar, hurt by fears that the region's sovereign debt problems may spread to the banking system, while the Australian dollar dropped
The euro steadied from recent falls and world stocks were becalmed on Monday with a Chinese warning about risks to global growth and a downgrade of Spain's credit heightening investor caution in
Britain and Europe are the world's costliest places to buy Apple Inc's new iPad computer, with prices around a quarter higher than in the United States, a new study has found. While
Bund futures opened higher on Monday, with demand for benchmark German paper underpinned by renewed worries about fringe euro zone debt after Fitch cut Spain's credit rating by one notch to AA-plus late
The European Union called for an enquiry into deaths aboard Gaza aid ships seized by Israel's navy on Monday and urged Israel to allow the free flow of humanitarian aid to the
The euro edged up against the dollar on Monday after falling following a downgrade in Spain's credit rating by Fitch Ratings which revived concern about Europe's debt woes and their impact on
Greece will not restructure its debt and will restore market confidence, counting on foreign investment to turn around its debt-ridden economy, its economy minister said. The euro-zone's weakest member is imposing tough
European Central Bank policymaker Lorenzo Bini Smaghi said on Friday the euro zone's problems were an early warning to the rest of the world and took a swipe at Germany for fanning
France will host the 2016 European Championship after UEFA opted to play it safe on Friday, choosing the French over Turkey in a knife-edge vote after outsiders Italy had been eliminated in
