The EU recession has now reached a record length, with data this week expected to confirm the euro zone's longest recession.
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble appears to have eased his position on a European Banking Union...
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi has announced the possibility of reduced interest rates for European banks, only a week after the central bank brought them to a record low.
Your daily recap on precious metals...
Your daily recap on precious metals...
Mario Draghi faces a tough agenda in upcoming weeks: he will be questioned over both the European Central Bank’s sensitivity to increases in the euro and his connection to a banking scandal that dates back to when he was chief of Italy’s central bank...
Mario Draghi - the current president of the European Central Bank - was chief of Italy’s central bank when the loss-making derivatives contracts and alleged fraud at Monte dei Paschi di Siena began in 2007...
Mario Draghi, head of the ECB, says the jury is still out on Europe...
The euro area has dipped right back into a recession after a 0.1 percent contraction, though it's a little more hopeful for next year, as current rates are stagnated, possibly until 2014...
European Central Bank President Mario Draghi has urged euro zone governments to implement a banking union that would have the authority to supervise all banks in the bloc...
Mario Draghi warned the 17 euro-based economies of the European Union that the currency still remained weak...
The European Central Bank held its benchmark interest rate at 1.0 percent on Thursday, as expected, taking a step back to assess how the bank's measures have impacted the euro zone's economic outlook...
Mario Draghi is widely expected to announce the European Central Bank has decided to leave the key lending rate unchanged at 1 percent when he holds his monthly news conference on Thursday...
Europe's economy contracted in the fourth quarter as exports and consumer spending declined and investors pulled out of equities...
Euro-area banks borrowed a record amount of three-year cash from the European Central Bank on Wednesday, taking advantage of an operation that is meant to ease the effects of a credit crunch and boost bond and equity markets...