Germany, the strongest country in the eurozone, has vetoed any increase in the €440bn rescue package.
Gareth James, technical marketing manager, AJ Bell, asks how the FATCA will affect UK investors.
US President Barack Obama has unveiled a $50bn infrastructure spending package aimed at reviving the faltering American economy and cutting the country's mounting unemployment.
The US Senate has approved the largest overhaul of financial regulation since the Great Depression, which is aimed at averting a repeat of the recent credit crisis.
A US senator has stepped up the political attacks on BP, this time calling for an investigation into its Libyan interests and connecting the group with the deal to free the Lockerbie bomber.
BP faced fresh takeover speculation on the weekend after the Obama administration reportedly told ExxonMobil it would not stand in the way of a takeover bid for its troubled British rival.
BP has agreed to inform the US Government of any major business decision which could affect the future shape of the company following the Gulf of Mexico disaster.
Barack Obama and David Cameron said stricken oil giant BP should "remain a strong and stable company".
Chancellor George Osborne says troubled oil giant BP remains a "very strong company" and has the resources to cover the Gulf of Mexico oil spill costs.