France and Germany rebuild ties but EU waits for old axis

Brussels (AFP) - With France and Germany apparently patching up their economic differences, their decades-old axis could retake its place at the heart of Europe, but analysts are waiting for actions to back up the rhetoric.

Spain November current account surplus falls on exports

MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's current account surplus almost halved in November from October, the Bank of Spain reported on Friday, pulled lower by a relatively weak export sector which has been tabbed to play a big part in economic recovery.

Euro sags after inflation data, EM steady after rout

LONDON (Reuters) - The euro fell and the bloc's government bonds rallied on Friday as weaker-than-expected inflation data increased pressure on the European Central Bank to either cut rates or employ other easing tools at its meeting next week.

Greek yields drop as Turkey eases emerging market tensions

LONDON, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Greek bond yields fell on Wednesday after a blockbuster move by the Turkish central bank to hike interest rates stalled an emerging market rout that has hit the euro zone's weakest member.

UK commercial property market strengthening, says British Land

British Land said the UK commercial property market was strengthening with increased investment spreading from London into regional markets.