Portugal this morning followed the lead set by Ireland and Greece and issued new debt for the first time since its bailout in 2011. Por...

Since our last post on this issue things seem to have only got worse for Finland. The European Commission’s latest economic forecast (se...

That seems a strange question to ask. The country is a paid-up member of the eurozone core and is one of the few countries in the world to h...

While the spate of EU downgrades has slowed to a relative drip feed this year, it turns out there was at least one left in the locker – th...

A general view seems to have come to pass (and not without good reason), that ratings actions in the eurozone have much less significance th...

Over on the Telegraph blog, we look at today's euro developments: It all looked so good in euroland after a market rally and successfu...

For all those who think that French President Nicolas Sarkozy will be sitting in the Élysée plotting some form of retaliation against Camero...

An interesting side note to the second Greek bailout deal is that it may in fact have killed off the credit default swaps (CDS) market , or ...

Just thought we’d highlight some interesting comments on various aspects of the eurozone crisis, given the sheer volume of pieces out there....

Standard & Poor’s yesterday downgraded both Greek and Portuguese debt by one notch and kept them on negative outlooks. That hints at fu...