Cyprus Bailout

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  New IMF Tranche Takes Cyprus Bailout To One Billion Euros

  The International Monetary Fund on Wednesday approved the disbursement of 126.3 million euros ($137.4 million) to Cyprus after the eurozone member passed its ninth and penultimate review of its bailout programme.

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  Greece Defies Creditors, Seeking Credit But no Bailout

  Deposit outflows in Greece have picked up. JP Morgan bank said that at the current pace Greek banks had only 14 weeks before they run out of collateral to obtain funds from the central bank.

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  Greek Debt Talks with Eurozone Break Down, Way Forward Uncertain

  Talks between Greece and Eurozone finance ministers over the country's debt broke down on Monday when Athens rejected a proposal to request a six-month extension of its international bailout and stick to the conditions.

• IMF releases $114-million loan payment for Cyprus

  The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Friday released the next installment of its bailout for Cyprus - a desperately needed support for the struggling euro zone economy. The payment was valued at around $114 million (83.5 million euros).

• International Monetary Fund releases 84.7 million euros in bailout funds to Cyprus

  The IMF executive board approved the funds after completing the first review of Cyprus's performance under a three-year, billion-euro loan program the IMF extended in partnership with the European Union, the IMF said in a statement.

• Stagnant Europe the class laggard as G20 takes stock

  After a bungled bailout of Cyprus, the recession-stricken euro zone will stand out for the wrong reasons when finance ministers meet in Washington this week to run the rule over the global economy.

• Cyprus passports offered to foreigners who lost millions in EU bailout

  President Nicos Anastasiades said Sunday that foreigners with bank deposits in Cyprus who lost at least 3 million euros ($3.9 million) under an EU bailout for the island would be given passports.

• If Cyprus can sell gold to help bailout, why not others?

  Heavily indebted euro zone nations such as Italy and Portugal could come under pressure to put their bullion reserves to work as a result of plans for Cyprus to sell gold to meet its financing needs.

• Investors shun emerging market equity funds: Report

  Emerging market equity funds witnessed their biggest weekly redemption since early September, primarily due to Italy's inconclusive election and the Cyprus bank bailout, a report says.

• Cyprus details heavy losses for major bank customers

  Major depositors in Cyprus's biggest bank will lose around 60 per cent of savings over 100,000 euros, its central bank confirmed on Saturday, sharpening the terms of a bailout that has shaken European banks and saved the island from bankruptcy.

• Cyprus details heavy losses for major bank customers

  Major depositors in Cyprus's biggest bank will lose around 60 percent of savings over 100,000 euros, its central bank confirmed on Saturday, sharpening the terms of a bailout that has shaken European banks and saved the island from bankruptcy.

• In Cyprus, the bank run that wasn't

  Commentators had been confident that as soon as the banks reopened on Thursday at noon after Cyprus signed a rescue deal with the European Union to stave off national bankruptcy, there would be scenes of chaos. The experts were right, but it wasn't the Cypriots causing the pandemonium.

• Big depositors in Cyprus to lose far more than feared

  Big depositors in Cyprus's largest bank stand to lose far more than initially feared under a European Union rescue package to save the island from bankruptcy, a source with direct knowledge of the terms said on Friday.

• Cyprus capital controls could threaten EU monetary union

  Cyprus's plan to impose capital controls threatens to test the ties that bind Europe's monetary union and could see euros on the Mediterranean island valued differently to those in the rest of the bloc.

• Cyprus reopens banks, under strict restrictions

  Cypriots are expected to descend in their thousands on Thursday on banks, which reopen with tight controls imposed on transactions to prevent fleeing depositors from cleaning out the vaults in a catastrophic bank run.