Eurozone

Alexis Tsipras, Greek prime minister, unwittingly triggers a new independence movement in Greece.

It took several years for an expansionary monetary policy to offset the pernicious impact of ill-timed and inappropriate fiscal contraction.

This is the biggest majority for any vote on eurozone bailouts since the crisis began.

Some Greeks fear election of radical leftist party Syriza will cause Greece to exit eurozone.

Can the eurozone and Greece work through their never-ending troubles?

Greece and eurozone appear to have irreconcilable differences amid negotiations of loan extension.

The market closed on 6949.63, beating the existing 1999 record.

Closer ties between Athens and Moscow, or Athens and Beijing are something Western powers will not want, says Marc Faber.

Greece will submit a list of potential economic reforms by 23 February for review

Greece has just over two weeks to negotiate a new bailout or extend the current deal.

French current account swings into deficit as the head of the Court of Audit warns the government could fall short of hitting deficit reduction targets in 2015

Alexis Tsipras is a soundbite man who lacks the substance to help my country.

Gold, when treated as a currency, was the second-best performer in the world last year after the US dollar.

The eurozone's economic prospects are brighter now than they were three months ago thanks to cheaper oil, a weaker euro and the European Central Bank's quantitative easing, the European Commission said on Thursday (February 5).

Varoufakis arrived in Germany for talks with Wolfgang Schaueble.

The eurozone will never be the same again after Syriza's victory in Greece.

Angela Merkel ruled out cancelling any of Greece's debt but still wants the country to remain in the Eurozone.

Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis rejects final tranche of international bailout worth €7.2bn.

When economies are in a hole, they should not be forced to dig deeper.

Three years ago Valve hired Yanis Varoufakis to oversee the Steam Market, now he's in charge of Greece's economy.

Alexis Tsipras, leader of Syriza and Greek prime minister, called Troika 'dead'.

The Prime Minister said the result will increase economic uncertainty across Europe.

Prime minister Antonis Samaris of New Democracy defended his policy of austerity measures

The European Central Bank agreed a programme to print money to buy up to €60bn worth of sovereign bonds from March until September 2016.

IBTimes UK looks at whether a victory for far-left party Syriza in Greece could see them pull out of the Eurozone.

UK inflation at 0.5% in December is no need for alarm, says the Chancellor.

Eurostat says rate was stable compared to October but down from 11.9% last year.

German tabloid Bild has said that the country is running scenarios for the upcoming Greek elections in case leftwing Syriza emerge victorious.

Eurozone woes, austerity plans, budget deficits and a looming general election set the stage for 2015.

Surplus narrows from September's record high.