Eurozone
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Project Syndicate economists Can the EU persuade the UK to change its mind on Brexit?
Anatole KaletskyInstead of rushing Brexit, Europe’s leaders should be trying to avert it, by persuading British voters to change their minds -
Collapse of BPV has left citizens with nothing and the ramifications could damage the whole of Italy and the eurozone
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Mario Draghi says central bank will adopt wait-and-see stance over coming months before deciding whether to boost growth
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Relax, Britain – you can hate the eurozone and still vote remain
Guy VerhofstadtI was there during David Cameron’s renegotiation, and it’s clear to me that Britain has secured binding guarantees on bailing out the eurozone -
Editorial: Even Athens’ creditors are now divided on whether it is worth carrying on with the farcical pretence that a bankrupt country is ever going to repay in full
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Full coverage as parliament discusses whether to cut the benefits due to Britain’s steel workers, to help Tata find a buyer
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Meeting in Brussels ends in agreement at 2am after IMF waters down its demands to placate Germany and payment is split into two tranches
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Europe’s economy has posted its fastest growth in a year, as France and Spain beat expectations, but US data disappoints
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European council president rejected Greek proposals, instead urging eurozone finance ministers to call emergency debt meeting within days
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UK economy is losing momentum as construction and manufacturing output both shrink
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Economists forecast first-quarter growth of 0.4%, down from 0.6% in the final quarter of last year
Business live Chancellor Hammond claims UK economic fundamentals are strong despite Brexit fears –as it happened