European Central Bank

Business activity also expanded in France and Germany, Eurozone's largest economies.

As mass unrest sweeps country following Golden Dawn violence, experts warn further austerity could push country over brink.

Leading US consultants likely to review Europe's biggest banks

Samaras warns "popularism" and extremism" could derail his country's economic recovery.

Europe's fourth largest economy continues to struggle despite eurozone exiting recession.

July exports declined 1.1% from June as exports to euro-area members fell 0.7%.

Markit Eurozone manufacturing PMI rises to 26-month high at 51.4 in August.

Eurozone's unemployment rate remains at 12.1%, though state-by-state disparities exist.

German finance minister Schaeuble admits Greece needs more rescue funds from troika

Market participants to track German inflation and investor confidence data today.

European rescue funds help Greek budget to reach surplus for seven months to July.

There are now 20,000 fewer branches around the European Union than 2008

Bank of England Govenor Mark Carney bemoaned the "striking" lack of women policymakers, but who would be his first?

Markit Eurozone composite PMI rises to 50.5 in July from 48.7 in June on accelerated activity in Germany.

Brazil and 10 small nations in Central and South America and the Caribbean refuse to support bankrolling Greece.

Unemployed people in the region decreased by 24,000 in June to 19.3 million from May, says Eurostat.

The International Monetary Fund gives greenlight on confidence that the country will stick to strict reforms

Letta says there were 'serious mistakes made by Europe in the past few years'

As a result of the deal, the DGF will hold a 26% stake in NCG Banco and 32.5% of Catalunya Banc.

Prime Minister Antonis Samaras's two-party coalition scrapes through vote.

Europe needs to work out problems on its own after IMF, EC and ECB group disbanded.

Government secures 'state of the economy' review respite as it tackles fractured political situation.

Troubled banks will need to present detailed restructuring plans to get rescue package.

Workers will go on 24-hour strike as finance minister Yannis Stournaras confirms stricter enforcement of austerity plans.

European Commission will propose the creation of a new group, supervised by the ECB, to determine banks' fate

Greece may have secured €6.8bn in aid but more job and spending cuts are on the horizon

Greece still has to administer reforms and slash public sector jobs in order to get full €8.1bn tranche.

Eurozone leaders to decide whether to grant Greece next rescue package tranche.

European Commission and ECB document shows Spain financial sector stable for moment.

Authorities will dig deeper into what caused a financial crisis after it was forced to accept a bumper state bailout