Grexit

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  World Stocks Climb As Brexit, Grexit Risks Ease

  Easing concerns over several major global risks helped stock markets rise robustly for a second day on Wednesday, underpinned by gains in oil and metals prices and data showing the US economy can deal with a hike in interest rates.

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  Greek Central Banker Urges Government on Bailout Reforms: Report

  Greece's central bank chief has urged the country's government to implement bailout reforms agreed with lenders, warning that backtracking would entail risks the economy could not withstand.

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  Germany Names 'Refugees' Word of Year

  Linguistic experts on Friday named "refugees" the most important word in Germany in 2015, as it has dominated debate in a year when the country is expected to record a million requests for asylum.

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  Greek Banks Must Find up to $15.8 Billion After ECB Stress Test

  Four major Greek banks must find up to 14.4 billion euros ($15.8 billion) to survive potential economic shocks, the European Central Bank said on Saturday after they underwent an in-depth financial health check.

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  Germany Gained 100 Billion Euros From Greece Crisis: Study

  Germany, which has taken a tough line on Greece, has profited from the country's crisis to the tune of 100 billion euros (109 billion US dollars), according to a new study today.

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  Greek Bank Shutdown Cost Economy $3.3 Billion: Report

  The three-week shutdown of Greek banks has cost the country's struggling economy some 3.0 billion euros ($3.3 billion) not counting lost tourism revenue, a report said on Saturday.

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  Greek Banks to Reopen on Monday as Tsipras Eyes New Start

  The Greek government ordered banks to open on Monday, three weeks after they were shut down to prevent the system collapsing under a flood of withdrawals, as Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras looked to the start of new bailout talks next week.

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  Why Greece May Still be Headed Out of Eurozone

  Why Greece May Still be Headed Out of Eurozone

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  Greek Parliament to Vote on Controversial Bailout

  Greece today geared up for a parliamentary vote on draconian reforms demanded by eurozone creditors in exchange for a huge new bailout, in what could be Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's toughest political test yet.

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  55 Per cent of Germans Back Angela Merkel on Greece: Poll

  Over half of Germans support Chancellor Angela Merkel on the latest bailout deal for Athens, while almost one third would have preferred a 'Grexit', a poll said Tuesday.

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  Some in German Government Preferred Temporary Grexit: Schaeuble

  Some in the German government would have preferred a temporary Greek exit from the Eurozone, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Tuesday, without saying if he was among that number.

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  Some in German Government Preferred Temporary Grexit, Says German Finance Minister

  Some in the German government would have preferred a temporary Greek exit from the euro zone, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said today, without saying if he was among that number.

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  Germany Says 'Did Not Stand Alone' in Greece Talks

  Chancellor Angela Merkel's government stressed Monday that 'Germany did not stand alone' in hammering out a tough deal to prevent a Grexit with other eurozone members.

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  For France, Mission Accomplished as 'Grexit' Averted

  Minutes earlier, the German chancellor had agreed to echo Hollande in telling reporters that the "door remains open" to a deal between Greece and its international creditors.

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  Summary of Euro Zone Leaders' Agreement With Greece

  Euro zone leaders set conditions today for Greece to negotiate a third bailout to keep the near-bankrupt country in the euro zone.