Eurozone

Central bank cautious amid downgraded economic outlook and falling inflation

Almost a quarter of EU companies would have had liquidity problems by the end of 2020

While no market-sensitive data had been compromised during the attack

Survey finds banks' stocks of non-performing loans can contribute to squeeze on new lending activity in coming months

Because of its high value, experts believe 500-euro note has been used in money laundering, terrorist financing

Athens needs fresh infusion of funds to make its debt payments due in July

The review of the Greek bailout program has been beset by delays and disputes between Athens and its EU creditors

The eurozone economy has held steady since the June ballot, with employment and surveys of purchasing managers stable

On Lookout: Allianz plans acquisitions in eurozone

EC declared the two countries in violation of budget rules

'The central bank has become a quasi-political institution. It's important that we move away from this' Schnabel says

The clock is ticking to complete the long-stalled first review of Greece's $95 billion EU-IMF bailout

Discussions on debt relief for Greece amid deep divisions over how much leeway to show leftist-led Athens

The common deposit guarantee would represent the third pillar of a European banking union