Central Banks Across the World Pressured to Fight Against Euro Depreciation

Greece’s debt turmoil has found a favorite conduit for spreading contagion: the $5.3 trillion-a-day foreign-exchange market.

Greece's vote edges it towards euro exit, but the odyssey is far from over

Greece’s membership of the euro hangs by a gossamer thread after the victory for the no side in the country’s referendum. The cash machines are running out of money and the economy is in freefall.

Greek debt relief was not on table during bailout negotiations, says EU official

Debt relief was not on the table during negotiations to extend Greece’s existing bailout programme and agree a package of reforms needed to unlock its remaining funds, according to a senior EU official.

Euro zone inflationary pressures at four-year high - ECRI

LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone inflationary pressures are at a four-year high, suggesting the European Central Bank's trillion-euro bond-buying programme is working, an indicator designed to predict cyclical trends showed on Thursday.

The euro is only headed down: Goldman

Amid Greece's Sisyphean drama, the euro has been like a brick-you can throw it, just not very far.