Eurozone
Why is a Presidential election in France so pivotal to British business?
02 May 2012
If Merkel follows the German crowd then the European debt crisis is likely to rear its head again
03 Apr 2012
Europe may have edged closer to agreeing another Greek bailout package, but FDs are preparing for the country to leave the single currency, writes Phil Thornton
29 Mar 2012
Delegates at the Economist CFO Summit expect Greece to leave eurozone despite prospects of €130bn bailout package
24 Feb 2012
Unresolved fiscal problems in the US and concerns over a hard landing in India and China could unsettle the markets this year
26 Jan 2012
Phil Thornton examines what a fragmenting eurozone means for UK business
06 Jan 2012
Phil Thornton speaks to veteran economist Bill Rhodes about the future of the eurozone
24 Nov 2011
The economic omens for 2012 look bleak and the UK economy is expected to return to recession, finds Peter Bartram
24 Nov 2011
Germany should realise that Greece may have already saved the euro, writes Stephen Gallo
11 Nov 2011
Economic union may now be necessary to save the single currency.Staying out looks to have been a smart move for the UK, but we can’t afford to indulge in Schadenfreude
23 Aug 2011
The risk of a Greek debt default raises spectre of a new financial crisis
04 Jul 2011
Standard & Poor’s US rating cut highlights anxiety gripping global markets
20 May 2011
US jobs and Japanese fiscal strength should not occlude the risk of more shocks
15 Apr 2011
The euro’s greatest threat is its constituents’ lack of belief in the spirit of the currency union, says Phil Thornton
10 Jan 2011
Banks holding on to overvalued mortgages may unleash more pain
20 Dec 2010
Assisting failing members of the currency union is a sound self-preservation strategy
20 Dec 2010
What would happen to business if the euro met its demise? Phil Thornton reports
27 Aug 2010
Growth prospects have worsened. Can a second downturn be averted?
24 Aug 2010
Optimism is brief, market rallies are short-lived. Is the eurozone doomed?
05 Jul 2010
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