Eurozone recession sets record

One-Minute Read Thu 16 May, AT 13:35

Economy shrank for the sixth quarter in a row, marking the longest recession since single currency launched

Eurozone recession 'set to worsen'

One-Minute Read Tue 7 May, AT 13:23

'The data fuels concerns the eurozone is headed for further GDP contraction', he adds

May Day rallies - in pictures

Why has gold suffered its sharpest fall in 30 years?

One-Minute Read Tue 16 Apr, AT 12:13

Precious metal's price drops to two-year low as analysts say bull market could be over

For southern Europeans, leaving the euro now makes more sense

Mon 15 Apr, AT 10:03 Richard Ehrman

With its treatment of Cyprus, the EU has unwittingly made the cost of leaving the euro much less daunting

Waiting for the banks to open: Cypriots fear an exodus

First Post Wed 27 Mar, AT 16:28

From our man in Cyprus with the holiday home and the increasingly worthless euros

Jeroen Dijsselbloem forced into U-turn after Cyprus comments

One-Minute Read Tue 26 Mar, AT 10:11

Eurozone finance minister head forced to say Cyprus is a 'special case'

Ten Things You Need to Know Today: Tuesday 26 Mar 2013

It still pays to stick with Europe

Personal Finance Thu 11 Apr, AT 13:24

European stocks have soared. So what should you do now?

Europe's 'demons are sleeping' warns Juncker: is he right?

First Reaction Tue 12 Mar, AT 15:02

Prime Minister of Luxembourg is accused of scaremongering for political purposes

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