About 230 articles related to "euro zone crisis]"

Europe's Top Court Weighs German Challenge to ECB

Europe's top court on Tuesday (October 14) heard a challenge to the European Central Bank's landmark bond-buying scheme to contain the euro zone crisis in a case underscoring deep concerns in Germany over ECB clout.

Italy's Economy Returns to Recession

Italy slid into recession for the third time since 2008 in the second quarter, underlining the chronic weakness of the euro zone's No.3 economy and pressuring Prime Minister Matteo Renzi to complete promised reforms.

Portugal in €4.9bn Rescue of Banco Espirito Santo

Portuguese were concerned on Monday (August 04) after the governor of Portugal´s central bank announced on Sunday (August 03) the country will spend €4.9 billion to rescue its largest listed bank, Espirito Santo, testing the euro zone's resilience to another banking crisis just months after Lisbon exited an international bailout.

Greek Government Hails Bond Market Return

Greece, at risk of crashing out of the euro zone just two years ago, will issue its first sovereign bond in almost four years on Thursday (April 10), seeking to send a strong political and economic signal it is on the way out of its debt crisis.

Greek Unemployment Rises To 27.6 Pct In July

Greece's unemployment rate rose to 27.6 percent in July - from a downwardly revised 27.5 percent in June - data by the country's statistics service (ELSTAT) showed on Thursday (October 10).

European Share Prices Feel Chill Of Uncertain Italy Woes

Share prices in France, UK and United States came under strong pressure on Monday (September 30), hit by fears the uncertain outcome of Italy's political situation could propel the euro zone back into a crisis many were hoping it was recovering from.

Greek Unemployment Hits Record 27.9 Percent

Greece's unemployment rate hit a new record of 27.9 percent in June - up from 27.6 in May - data by the country's statistics service (ELSTAT) showed on Thursday (September 12).

Italy Court Rejects Berlusconi Appeal

Italy's supreme court on Thursday (August 1) upheld a jail sentence against former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi for tax fraud in a devastating blow to the former prime minister.

Eurozone Welcomes Latvia To The Club

The euro zone embraced tiny Latvia as its newest member on Tuesday (July 09), eager to show that the bloc is not disintegrating while doubts remain about southern Europe's ability to overcome more than three years of crisis.

EU Labour Ministers Meet In Berlin

European Union labour ministers met in Berlin on Wednesday (July 3) ahead of a scheduled mini-summit on youth unemployment hosted by German Chancellor Angela Merkel and her labour minister, Ursula von der Leyen.

EU Finance Ministers Start Long Banking Rules Debate

Finance ministers in Luxembourg were trying on Friday (June 21) to resolve one of the most difficult questions posed by Europe's banking crisis - how to shut failed banks without sowing panic or burdening taxpayers.

Protesters Surround ECB in Blockupy Movement

Several thousand anti-capitalist demonstrators blocked access to the European Central Bank building in Frankfurt on Friday (May 31), in a protest against the handling of Europe's debt crisis.

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