Will Germany Pull Eurozone Into A Triple-Dip Recession?
Germany, Europe's traditional powerhouse, is showing signs of weakness after slashing its growth forecasts for 2014 and 2015.
Firebrand Leftist Leader Smells Power In Greece
Alexis Tsipras, the 40-year-old former student Communist, is acting like a prime minister in waiting.
Wall Street's Week Ahead: All Eyes On Oct. Jobs Report
Next week could be a busy — and possibly volatile — week with most of the focus on the U.S. jobs report for October.
Eurozone Banks Expect Sharp Rise In Loan Demand In Q4
The ECB said in its latest quarterly Bank Lending Survey that banks are expected to ease credit standards further in the final quarter.
Europe's Bank Test Celebrations Mask Mounting Challenges
The sector's long-term attractiveness has been damaged by revelations of extra non-performing loans and hidden losses.
ECB: 25 Of 130 Biggest Banks In Eurozone Fail Stress Tests
The European Central Bank said the banks’ capital holes could be filled by their raising €10 billion ($12.67 billion).
At Least 11 Banks To Fail European Stress Tests: Report
The results of the stress tests on 130 banks by the European Central Bank are due to be unveiled on Sunday.
ECB Looking At Corporate Bond Buys By December
The policymakers could decide at the December meeting to go ahead with the purchases, but such a step is not certain.
ECB To Keep Loose Policy 'For Long Time:' Draghi
Draghi has in recent days signaled the bank was ready to use additional unconventional tools to spur inflation and growth.
Federal Reserve May Tip Its Hand On Interest-Rate Hikes This Week
The U.S. Federal Reserve could signal the timing of its first interest-rate increase in more than eight years Wednesday.
Euro Plummets To 14-Month Low
The European Central Bank unexpectedly slashed its benchmark rates Thursday as the continent struggles to boost economic recovery.
ECB Meeting Thursday: Draghi vs Germany As Europe's Top Central Banker Backs Stimulus But Merkel Pushes Back
The ECB president's monthly news conference will be under minute scrutiny on Thursday.
Draghi Open To Easing Government Deficit Rules
The ECB's Mario Draghi says politicians should be doing more to reduce unemployment rates in the Eurozone.
Euro Zone Economy To Ramp Up In 2015: Economists
Though the euro area economy flatlined in the second quarter, forecasts point to growth in coming quarters.
ECB's New Program To Lend Nearly $1 Trillion To Private Sector: Survey
The targeted lending program, which was announced in June, is expected to disburse the first round of funds in September.
EBA Urges Regulations Ahead Of Virtual Currency Use By Banks
EBA warns risks of banks getting involved in virtual currencies outweigh benefits.
ECB Slashes Euro Zone Interest Rates
Europe's central bank cut its interest rates to below zero in an effort to boost inflation and juice its economy.
Euro Suffers Greatest Dip In Weeks
German exports also fell 1.8 percent on the month, while imports declined 0.9% from February.
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Fed May Offer Clues On Interest Rates
Global markets on alert, with the crisis in Ukraine to euro zone inflation and beyond.
ECB March Meeting: More Stimulus?
Modest growth and low inflation keep pressuring the ECB to lower interest rates, with a high likelihood of more, potentially as early as March.
ECB Unexpectedly Cuts Interest Rate To 0.25%
The European Central Bank has cut interest rates in response to falling inflation.
Greece’s Lenders Checking Up On Its Books
European Union, IMF and ECB officials are assessing Greece's budget, which Athens says has a smaller deficit than the Troika expects.
Cheat Sheet: Global Economic Events This Week
The focus will be on U.S., U.K. and euro-zone inflation, as well as China’s Q3 GDP, industrial production and retail sales.
Why A US Default Wouldn't Be The First Ever [VIDEO]
David Williams, director at Strategic Gold Corporation, discussed why a possible U.S. government default wouldn't be the first.
Don't Let 'Troika' Hurry Greece's State-Owned Asset Sales: Economist
Memo to Athens: Focus on strengthening your economy before you focus on paying selling state-owned assets to pay off creditors.
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