European markets opened lower, despite news that Deutsche Bank swung to a profit after the investment bank posted fourth-quarter profit that exceeded analyst estimates as trading revenue rose, and...

As we progress through the week, so far the macro arena has been characterised by politics over economics. Noise keeps on coming out of Greece after Syriza’s victory this weekend, yet its effect...

Standard & Poor's rating agency has downgraded Russia's credit grade by one notch to junk status, citing a weakened economic outlook. The agency dropped the rating to BB+ from BBB- as it sees...

The election in Greece of a radical party that wants to overhaul the country's bailout program raises new uncertainties for the eurozone. But several European creditor nations hinted they will seek a...

The euro wobbled Monday after Greece's anti-austerity opposition party won a big victory in national elections, renewing fears the European common currency bloc could unravel. Stock markets in Europe...

As most pre-election polls anticipated, the former Greek opposition party Syriza has swept to victory in the elections in Greece over the weekend. The results sets the scene for a period of...

Mario Draghi lived up to his promise as the ECB yesterday launched a bond buying program that is set to run until September 2016. The fact that is open ended is positive in the sense that the program...

Americans hoping to save on European goods thanks to a falling euro shouldn't rush to uncork that bottle of French Bordeaux. There's very little to celebrate. Not since August 2003 has the euro...

The European Central Bank on Thursday launched its most aggressive effort to date to revive the region's ailing economy announcing a 19-month program to buy 1.1 trillion euros in government and private bonds starting in March....

As at the end of the second quarter of 2014, the Maltese economy recorded an estimated net International Investment Position of €2.44 billion, the NSO said. The International Investment...