Eurozone Bond

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  European Union Fines Banks 371 Million Euros Over Bond Trading Cartel

  The European Commission fined top banks including UBS and Unicredit a total of 371 million euros ($452 million) on Thursday for running a bond-trading cartel during the worst years of the eurozone debt crisis.

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  ECB Spooks Bond Markets With Stimulus Slowdown

  In commodity markets, oil steadied after slipping on doubts that production cuts promised by OPEC and Russia would be deep enough to end a supply overhang.

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  Eurozone Bond Yields Fall After Bank Of Japan Fires Warning Shot

  Investors were also reluctant to push yields higher for now, after they rose so sharply in a short space of time, analysts said.

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  ECB Holds Rates, Seen Charting Course To More Easing In December

  The ECB has provided unprecedented stimulus for years with sub-zero rates, free loans to banks and over a trillion euros in bond purchases, all in the hope of reviving growth and lifting inflation back to its target of just below two per cent after more than three years of misses.

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  ECB Holdings Hit 1 Trillion Euros With Government Debt Buys

  After 18 consecutive months of buying government bonds to pump up the economy and raise inflation, the European Central Bank's holdings hit a landmark last week - 1 trillion euros ($1.12 trillion.

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  Eurozone Bond Yields Rise As Britain Holds Rates Post-Brexit

  Eurozone bond yields rose on Thursday after the Bank of England wrong-footed investors by holding interest rates steady at its first meeting since Britain's vote to leave the EU last month.

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  Bank Of England Takes Steps To Meet Brexit Challenge; Pound Falls

  The Bank of England (BoE) took steps to ensure British banks keep lending and insurers do not dump corporate bonds as it said the economic risks it warned of before the vote to leave the European Union had started to materialise.

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  Dovish Janet Yellen Brings Comfort To Peripheral Bond Markets

  Peripheral bonds led Eurozone yields lower on Tuesday as dovish comments from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen bought some solace to risk markets that have started to become unnerved by a looming referendum in the UK on European Union membership.

• European Assets Steady Before Yellen Speech, Greek Vote

  Yields on peripheral Eurozone bonds dipped, European stocks were steady and the euro inched higher on Wednesday before a congressional testimony by Federal Reserve chief Janet Yellen and a Greek parliament vote on the terms of a third bailout.

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  SBI May Delay $1.5-Billion Bond Sale Due to Greek Crisis: Report

  State Bank of India (SBI) may delay an overseas bond issuance programme worth $1.5 billion due to volatility in foreign market as a result of the Greek debt crisis.

• Global Stocks, Euro Fall but No Rout After Greek 'No'

  Shares fell, the euro stumbled and yields on weaker Eurozone economies' bonds rose after Greece overwhelmingly voted against conditions for a rescue package, but there was no rout and contagion was limited.

• European Bonds, Stocks on Defensive Before Tight Greek Vote

  European bonds and stocks traded cautiously on Friday before a Greek referendum on European Union-prescribed reforms that could determine the country's future in the Eurozone and which polls suggest could go either way.

• European Shares Rally on Revived Hopes for Greek Deal

  Global shares and peripheral Eurozone bonds jumped on Wednesday as Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras signalled he was prepared to accept the bulk of the spending cuts demanded by the rest of the Eurozone to keep his country afloat.

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  Greece Deal Possible Before July 20 Bonds Payment, Says Official

  A new bailout deal for Greece could be agreed in time for the country to meet a July 20 deadline for the repayment of 3.5 billion euros ($3.9 billion) of bonds to the European Central Bank (ECB), a Eurozone official said on Wednesday.

• China Stock Slide Adds to Greek Jitters; Yen, Bonds in Favour

  Asian shares held near five-month lows on Tuesday after Chinese stocks took another leg down while safe haven assets received a boost as investors nervously awaited further developments in the deepening Eurozone crisis.