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FX Focus: Euro hits two-week high against dollar, despite plunging after Italian referendum
Euro had plunged to lowest level since March 2015 following news Italian Prime Minister Renzi will step down.
Euro falls to 20-month low as traders react to Italy's referendum No vote
Markets brace for a tough period after Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi loses campaign for constitutional reforms.
FX Focus: Pound extends gains against euro and dollar ahead of crucial weekend
Dollar edges higher against the euro after unemployment rate hits nine-year low in November.
Brexit will be harder on the UK than on eurozone, warns European Central Bank
ECB President Mario Draghi says single market has been a fundamental asset for London.
Eurozone economic growth holds steady in the third quarter
Eurozone GDP grows 1.6% year-on-year in third quarter, matching expectations.
RBS chairman warns that major banks plan to shift from London to the eurozone
Brexit will drive bankers out and hurt the central London property market by reducing demand.
European Central Bank holds benchmark interest rate at 0.0%, extends €80bn asset purchase programme
President Mario Draghi says there should be no doubt about the ECB's ability to take further stimulus measures if needed.
Paris rolls out the red carpet for London's bankers after Brexit vote
France offers firms tax breaks, better schools and more frequent trains in a bid to woo them from London.
Could Paris, Amsterdam or Dublin steal London's crown as financial centre?
IBTimes UK looks at which cities could overtake London as the world's leading financial centre after Brexit.
Brexit: Alan Greenspan claims Brexit is a 'terrible outcome'
Former Federal Reserve president says Britain shouldn't have held EU referendum.
Greece debt crisis: Eurozone ministers approve fresh bailout funds after marathon talks
Eurogroup also agrees to extend debt relief measures to ease Athens's financing woes.
IMF wants 'unconditional' debt relief for Greece
Athens's debt levels unsustainable without 'upfront' remissions, Washington-based lender says.
An animated history of the European Union
Time-lapse map shows how the EU has grown from 1957 to today.
IMF warns a fresh financial crash could be looming over next five years
Global output could be cut by 4% by 2020 as 15% of banks in developed economies face significant challenges.
S&P downgrade forecast for eurozone economic growth amid fears of global slowdown
Rating agency expects eurozone economy to grow 1.5% in 2016.
Lloyds is our share tip of the week - five reasons to invest
Edmund Shing explains why you should invest in UK banking group Lloyds.
Banking: Expect bigger bounce for HSBC, Lloyds and Santander
New measures by the ECB means Eurozone banks are catching up with British peers.
EU referendum: Voters stuck between 'devil and the deep blue sea' says business body
British Chambers of Commerce says the 23 June ballot will present a tough choice.
Swiss bank Credit Suisse warns the eurozone could collapse in case of a European recession
Market volatility and increased stress in the banking sector are worrying signs of deterioration in Europe.
EU referendum: 10 quick facts about the European Union as UK debates Brexit
As the UK prepares for the Brexit referendum, here are some facts about the EU.
EU referendum: What a Brexit means for the residential property market in the UK
UK housing market underpinned by strong demand and weak supply, but London property may suffer.
EU Referendum: David Cameron admits cabinet split but says pro-EU campaign will win
Senior cabinet members have announced they will campaign for the UK to leave EU.
EU summit: Full text of David Cameron's statement on EU reform deal
Prime minister released lengthy statement detailing agreement after two days of marathon talks in Brussels.
EU referendum: Cameron has 24 hours to clinch deal to pave the way for June vote
Tusk will decide whether to table a proposal after the 24-hour period.
Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X available on massive discount until 12 February in Europe
Nexus 6P and 5X prices reduced by €100 and €80 respectively, devices can be ordered via Google Store.
Societe Generale seconds RBS doomsday prophecy and predicts collapse of the eurozone
Albert Edwards, strategist at Societe Generale says 'world could witness 2008-09-like financial crisis again'.
Austerity: Rupert Harrison wants to preserve the post-financial crisis paranoia he helped Osborne create
The Osborne/Harrison rule means that current spending has to be squeezed savagely.
Where to watch live: ECB president Mario Draghi expected to increase QE programme
ECB stimulus, the Bank's Quantitative Easing programme, is thought to be inevitable.
Germany falters and France's GDP up slightly as eurozone economy slows to 0.3% in third quarter
Germany and France, both posted modest third quarter growth figures of 0.3%.
UK economy: Construction industry output falls but acceleration expected in last quarter
New work repair and maintenance fell by 2.2% and 2.1% respectively from last year.