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Greece 'Definitive' Part of Euro Zone: Finance Minister
8:40 AM ET Tue, 5 July 2011
Evangelos Venizelos, who was brought in as Finance Minister of Greece two weeks ago, said Greece's part in the euro zone was "not reversible" in a first on CNBC interview Tuesday.
Euro Zone Status Quo 'Untenable': Economist
5:17 AM ET Tue, 5 July 2011
The current situation in the euro zone is "untenable" and policymakers will have to either pursue greater European economic integration or see countries exit the euro, George Magnus, Senior Economic Advisor, UBS told CNBC Tuesday.
Euro Zone Growth Slows in June as Outlook Dims: Survey
5:08 AM ET Tue, 5 July 2011
Growth in the euro zone's dominant service sector slowed for a third straight month in June, and by more than an initial estimate, with sluggish new orders dimming the outlook, a survey showed on Tuesday.
ECB Will Continue to Accept Greek Debt
12:36 AM ET Tue, 5 July 2011
The European Central Bank will continue to accept Greek debt as collateral for loans unless all the major credit rating agencies it uses declare it to be in default, said a senior finance official to the Financial Times.
Europe's High-Yield Investment Opportunities
11:49 PM ET Mon, 4 July 2011
"Risk on" and "risk off" continue to be debated and the weakness of the global economy is weighing on investors, but European high yield corporate bonds are enjoying something of a rally.
Europe Must 'Acknowledge' Greek Default: Economist
4:56 AM ET Mon, 4 July 2011
A Greek default is coming and the European authorities trying to avoid it will have to face up to it eventually, a leading economist told CNBC Monday.
Strauss-Kahn Accuser’s Call Alarmed Prosecutors
10:41 AM ET Sat, 2 July 2011
Little by little, the woman's credibility as a witness crumbled — she had lied about her immigration, about being gang raped in Guinea, about her experiences in her homeland and about her finances, officials told the NY Times.
Without Greek Drama, Euro Traders Can't Decide Where to Focus
4:11 PM ET Fri, 1 July 2011
The euro had a big runup after the Greek crisis was temporarily resolved, but traders are flummoxed about next moves.
Can DSK Become a Comeback Kid?
12:19 PM ET Fri, 1 July 2011
Warren Buffett famously said: "It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it."
Strauss-Kahn Case Seen in Jeopardy
9:59 AM ET Fri, 1 July 2011
The sexual assault case against Dominique Strauss-Kahn is on the verge of collapse as investigators have uncovered major holes in the credibility of the housekeeper who charged that he attacked her in his Manhattan hotel suite in May, according to two well-placed law enforcement officials. The NYT reports.
Confusion in Europe, Gloom in Japan
9:10 AM ET Fri, 1 July 2011
Japanese businesses are pessimistic and euro traders don't know what to think — it's time for your Friday FX Fix.
New Twist in Strauss-Kahn Affair Shocks France
1:12 PM ET Fri, 1 July 2011
France is in shock again in the Dominique Strauss-Kahn saga, as in the latest twist of the story the Socialist politician and former head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) could be cleared of accusations of sex crimes against a maid in a New York hotel.
Stampede Out of the Dollar? Not Quite
5:15 PM ET Thu, 30 June 2011
With all the bearishness on the dollar out there, you would think investors would be racing for the exits. Um, not just yet.
Why a Greek Austerity Budget Will Lift the Ringgit
12:06 PM ET Thu, 30 June 2011
Strong medicine for Greece will jumpstart aid plans and currency investors' fears will ease, one strategist says.
UK Unions Step Up as Europe's Left Wanes
11:12 AM ET Thu, 30 June 2011
Around 750,000 British teachers, civil servants, border agents and other public sector workers went on strike on Thursday after negotiations with the government failed to come to a resolution over proposed pension reforms.
Euro Stress Test Speculation Unfounded: EBA Chairman
10:34 AM ET Wed, 29 June 2011
Press reports that the European Banking Authority (EBA) could fail up to 15 European banks as a show of the strength and resilience of the tests are completely unfounded, the EBA’s chairman said on Wednesday.
UK Regulator Must Focus on Competition: Policymaker
10:05 AM ET Wed, 29 June 2011
The UK government needs to address the concerns that the parliamentary committee which oversees the banking industry still has over its proposed regulatory reforms, a senior Conservative politician has told CNBC.com
Greece Needs 'Leaders, Not Accountants': Businessman
6:29 AM ET Wed, 29 June 2011
European politicians need to "stop talking like accountants and become leaders," Harris Ikonomopoulos, president of the British Hellenic Chamber of Commerce, told CNBC Wednesday.
Greek Growth Minister Confident That Vote Will Pass
2:07 AM ET Wed, 29 June 2011
In an interview with CNBC, Greece's minister for growth, competitiveness and shipping, Michalis Chrisochoides, was utterly confident that his PASOK party will be able to push through the unpopular medium-term austerity package.
Lagarde Wants to Heal 'Open Wounds' at IMF
8:00 AM ET Tue, 28 June 2011
Christine Lagarde said that she wants to fix the “open wounds” left by Dominique Strauss-Kahn’s departure from the IMF.

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