The Irish government has just announced that it will hold a referendum on the euro fiscal compact. The Irish Taoiseach Enda Kenny said he h...

This morning saw the first allotment of the new unlimited three year ECB loans - the much hyped mechanism that some hope will solve the euro...

Open Europe has today published a briefing arguing that the ECB is unlikely to buy the hundreds of billions worth of government bonds requir...

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

This is the third time the prospect of the ECB lending to the IMF has been brought up as a potential solution to the eurozone crisis. As su...

Over on the FT A-list we've got a response to a piece by George Soros and Peter Bofinger, who are calling for the ECB to act as full le...

The EU/IMF/ECB troika released a statement on its second review of the Portuguese bailout this afternoon. It was more or less what was expe...

Over on his BBC blog Robert Peston cites some of our figures on the shares of Greek debt, so we figured we'd put up our full break down...

Interesting developments coming out of Greece this evening, as Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou has called a referendum on the latest ...

Over on the FT A-list , we've got a response to a piece by Jim O'Neill, who argues in favour of a Greek restructuring and bank recap...

Below is the current status of the EFSF upgrade as ratified by national parliaments. A reminder that this is the vote on the package of meas...

Over on his Telegraph blog noted economist Andrew Lilico has come up with an original idea for tackling the eurozone crisis. Lilico suggest...

While Eurozone leaders are off sunning themselves around the beaches of Europe the Italian and Spanish economies have been taking a roasting...

Despite there now being less than 24 hours to go until the emergency eurozone summit on Greece, and probably Italy and Spain, there is still...

The Economist has an interesting article in this week's edition which partly endorses the idea of 'eurobonds' (although with th...

Well, considering it’s through the rose-tinted glasses of the IMF, the fourth review of Greece, which the fund put out yesterday, does not m...

As we’re sure you’ve noticed, things are heating up in the eurozone (well going supernova now) with fears spreading to Spain and more crucia...

There were some interesting comments today by Warren Buffet, Chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, on the eurozone debt crisis. In partic...

Apologies for the delay in getting our verdict on this plan out.... Following the negotiations over the last few days, between banks and the...

We've put out a new briefing on the potential second Greek bailout and the cost of a Greek debt restructuring this morning. See here fo...