European Crisis: Italian Shares Hit Record Low as Debt Woes Mount [VIDEO]
Moody's outlook change on Germany's Triple-A rating raises questions about Europe's core as periphery continues to struggle
European Crisis: Spain, Italy Bans Short Selling as Shares Tumble to Multi-Year Lows [VIDEO]
Euro falls to two-year low against dollar as Greece struggles to convince lenders and Spain's economy slides deeper into recession.
European shares, currency tumble
European shares are on pace for their biggest single-day drop in four months as investors continue to worry that officials have yet to find a lasting solution to the region’s sovereign debt crisis.
LSE Group Shares Rise After Singapore Merger Reports
Singapore Group denies Daily Telegraph story that Bourse CEOs have had "informal" talks on tie-up after share trading deal.
Britain Should Put Brakes on Austerity if Recession Lingers - IMF
Final word on annual assessment of UK economy puts further pressure on Osborne's Plan A.
European Bailout Fund Given Spanish Bond Purchase Approval - Dow Jones
Dow Jones reports the temporary European bailout fund will set aside funds for Spanish bond buys
Central Bank Scorecard: Next Rate Moves Crucial as European Crisis Threatens Recession
An IBTimes UK exclusive round-up of the most recent policy statements and rate decisions from the world's key central banks
Libor Scandal: Central Banks Planning to Scrap Benchmark as Global Probe Widens
Bank of England Governor Mervyn King to lead discussions with world's central bankers on shut-down of controversial $550tn benchmark
Libor or Money-Laundering? Focus on Arcane Rate Rigging Reveals Deeper Media Prejudice
When detailed allegations of drug money laundering and terrorist banking are trumped by bank interest rate markets, something seems amiss.
PIMCO's Mohamed el-Erian Tipped to be Next Egyptian Prime Minister
CEO of world's biggest bond fund among names given to President Mohammed Mursi.
HSBC: US Senate Details Ties to Drugs, Iran, Terror [VIDEO]
Lead Senate investigator says HSBC's US charter at risk after damning 335-page report.
IMF Cuts UK Growth Forecast Amid Global GDP Markdown
The International Monetary Fund says Britain's prospects have worsened significantly since its April forecast.
Financial Market Faith: Libor Scandal Reveals What We Don't Know About Global Markets
From stocks to oil to gold, guesswork defines what we pay for the most actively traded assets in the world.
Weekly Economic Preview: Bernanke Testimony, Inflation Data Top Global Agenda
Fed chairman Bernanke gives semi-annual 'Humphrey-Hawkins' to US Congress as global growth stalls.
European Scorecard: A Breakdown of the EU and ECB Policy Toolkits
The A-Z of the EU and ECB tool kit for building the bazooka-like firewall around the sovereign debt crisis
Mervyn King Explicitly Warned in 2008 About Libor Rigging by US Officials
Washington Post reveals memo to BoE Governor that casts doubt on his Deputy's testimony to UK lawmakers.
European Crisis Live: Italy Downgrade Raises Contagion Concerns as ESM Debate Continues [VIDEO]
Italy cut nearer to junk status as Moody's but solid Italian debt auction soothes investor jitters
Global Crude Oil Prices Held Down By Growth But OPEC Risks Loom Says IEA
International Energy Agency warns of "nasty surprises" to oil prices if OPEC production quotas are obeyed.
Aegis Shares Rocket After £3.2bn Bid by Japan's Dentsu
Japan's biggest advertising firm makes play for British marketing group with French billionaire support
European Scorecard: A Country-by-Country Guide Guide to the Debt Crisis
Outlining the politics, economics and finances of the key players in the Eurozone debt crisis
Libor Scandal Shows Bank of England Unfit to Police Britain's Financial Markets
BoE needs "poacher turned gamekeeper" if it's to keep pace with pace and complexity of modern finance
IAG Board Member Resigns Amid Banking Scandal in Spain
British Airways-led group board member steps down to faces charges in Spanish court
Bigger than Lehman: Chief ECB Economist Says Crisis More Profound than Famous Bank Collapse
Peter Praet repeats call for deeper European integration at Lisbon conference.
Eurogroup Ministers Meet As Spanish Borrowing Costs Surge
Spain to be given extra year to comply with deficit targets as market indicates doubts over Eurogroup strategy
Libor Scandal Goes Global as US, European Regulators Vow Action
Deutsche Bank reportedly suspends two dealers, US investor files class action
European Crisis Live: Euro Slides, Stocks Weaken After Weak US Payroll Data [VIDEO]
Serious Fraud Office to probe "Libor matter"; US jobs numbers disappoint, IMF warns on global growth
European Shares Drift Ahead of US Payroll Data
European stocks are trading lower today ahead of a critical employment report from the United States which will dictate investor confidence in the strength of the recent global share price rally.
European Crisis: Global Rate Rally Fades as Recession Concerns Grow
Bank of England adds £50bn additional firepower to asset purchase programme
Libor Scandal: Barclays Memo Means Bank of England's Mervyn King Must Resign
"Wink and Nod" revelations in Barclays Libor rigging scandal make Bank of England Governor's position untenable.
Broken British Business: From Barclays to BP to Glaxo, UK Corporate Reputations are Suffering
Record fines, resignations, public apologies and embarrassing inquiries - just another week of tarnished reputations for British businesses
