Euro zone could well be out of red but full recovery may take longer

The euro-area economy probably edged back to growth last quarter for the first time since 2011, ending the longest recession since the single currency union started 14 years ago.

Victims of Greek bail-out get chance of class action

Aggrieved investors who lost tens of billions of euros in Greece’s bail-out are being given the chance to bring class actions in America and Europe after a landmark deal between two US law firms.

High yield investors turn to Europe as US returns go south

LONDON: High yield investors once viewed Europe as a distraction from the developed US market, but are now scrambling to increase their exposure to the region in light of recent outperformance coupled with a less generous approach to equity investors.

UK trade deficit shrinks more than expected in June

LONDON: The deficit in Britain's trade in goods narrowed more than expected in June to its lowest level in nearly a year as exports picked up, giving a boost to hopes for a broader economic recovery.

Steinbrueck Says Merkel Misleading Voters on Euro Debt Crisis

German chancellor candidate Peer Steinbrueck criticized Angela Merkel for misleading voters over the true cost of the European debt crisis, saying he’ll be upfront about the policy decisions needed after fall elections.