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Euro recovers from early sell-off while Dow hits record high
Conviction grows that Opec members are resolved to enforce a much-discussed output cut
Successful debt sale would mark end of year of repeated setbacks for country
US companies likely to put their money into share buybacks, just like in 2004
Expansion plans are in question after a focus on dividends and share buybacks
Eurogroup chief cites muted market reaction and ‘strong institutions’ in Rome
A rapid rise in US government bond yields is changing everything else in markets
Variety of views on bonds stands in contrast to crushing consensus on the equity side
Make every director’s contract contingent on approval by the shareholders
Underlying problems could be fixed by economic growth and time
Trump’s promise of tax cuts and fiscal spending rocks bonds, stocks and currencies
Request from Italian president puts off search for replacement until end of week
Political upheaval threatens €5bn bank recapitalisation plan
Investors shrug off Italy concerns to push Dow Jones Industrial Average to record
Bulk-metals miners top FTSE 100 performers after Citigroup turns positive on sector
The products have transformed US bourses, but some worry that ETFs are breeding systemic risks
Mass adoption looms as costs fall but there will be no impact on oil demand for years
Trading link aims to give foreign investors greater access to mainland-listed shares
What next for Italian assets
Hopes grow that the trend for higher inflation will stick
Italy’s prime minister suffers heavy defeat in a blow to European establishment
Surge in passive investing fanned by these funds is a boon to traditional investors
