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Monte dei Paschi share offer is last ditch attempt to avoid bailout
Shares in Monte dei Paschi suffered further steep falls on Monday as it tried to raise five billion euros by year-end to avoid a state bailout.
Italian banks face sluggish response on cash calls as capital crisis looms
Investor confidence in Italian banks ability to raise money to cover bad debt takes a tumble as fears over government's future weigh on market.
Eurozone inflation rises in September
Eurozone inflation got a caffeine and nicotine fuelled boost in September as people paid more in restaurants and cafes. Cigarette prices also rose.
Eurozone is doomed without radical reform says economist Stiglitz
As the eurozone struggles with weak growth and the threat of deflation, left-leaning economist and Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz told Euronews the currency bloc is doomed without radical changes.
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ECB monetary policies face complaint before Germany Constitutional Court - again
Another complaint against the European Central Bank's quantitative easing policies has been made to Germany's Constitutional Court.
Eurozone GDP back to pre-2008 crisis level, unemployment falls, inflation down
The eurozone economy grew 0.6 percent, its fastest pace in five years in Q1 2016, unemployment dipped to 10.2 percent in March, but consumer prices were down 0.2 percent in April.
Eurozone slowdown worsens as businesses report another difficult month
More signs have emerged of a eurozone slowdown as the latest surveys of the region's businesses indicate they had their worst month in over a year.
Key dates in Greece's funding talks with the euro zone
Europe Weekly: key deals for Greece and Iran
In this edition of Europe Weekly we look back at the two deals that have dominated the news over the last seven days. Greece’s parliament approved a
Greece deal spells more pain for debt-crippled economy
The deal reached by Athens and its international creditors in the early hours of Monday (13 June) saw Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras concede to
Who owns Greek debt?
As international creditors mull over Greece’s latest proposals to resolve the debt crisis. Here we have a look at how much Athens owes and to whom
Europe Weekly: Greece seeks third bailout
In this edition of Europe Weekly, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras asks international creditors for a third bailout – despite 61 percent of those
"Ball is in Athens' court" says Germany following Greek vote
As supporters of the “No” vote gathered in central Athens in celebration, reaction came in from Greece’s eurozone partners, in particular Germany
Greece votes 'No' in overwhelming rejection of bailout proposals
Greece seems to have decisively rejected the bailout terms put forward by its international creditors. The Greek people have voted an overwhelming
EU's Oettinger gives Athens five days to avoid a 'Grexit'
Greek deal to be reached "this week"
After five months of deadlock, a solution to the Greek debt crisis will be presented to European leaders this week, European Council President Donald