Europe News
featured
Spain's largest banks have reported dismal results over the past 24 hours, hit by toxic real estate assets, and according to analysts, the results highlight the desperate need for Spain's banks to raise more capital.
» Read More
More
-
Diane Swonk, Chief Economist & Senior Managing Director, Mesirow Financial says that the euro zone needs to move in the direction of euro bonds.
What Investors Should Know
-
Yay, 14,000! Now what? Traders are looking for what's out there that could disrupt the bull run to new highs.
-
Long before the Dow hit 14,000, a number of big money managers predicted the rally—and have ridden it to handsome returns.
Editor's Picks
-
After a slowdown in the fourth quarter of 2012, Germany's economy seems to be getting back on track.
-
Spain's short-selling ban came to an end on Thursday but analysts say further downward pressure should be expected in the coming weeks.
-
The German lender's shares rose after a surprising beat on capital ratios and despite $3.5 billion in write-offs.
Europe Video
-
Sandy Jadeja, chief technical analyst at City Index, takes a technical view on the FTSE100, Dow Jones Industrial average and the NYMEX crude oil.
-
David Haigh, CEO at Brand Finance, says UK banks lost $1.5 billion brand value on the money laundering and Libor scandals.
-
Harry Schuhmacher, editor of Beer Business Daily, on the stopped M&A deal merging Bud and Corona beer makers.