Italy
Economics
UniCredit has seen its shares suspended for the second time after they plunged almost 10% as it unveiled the price of a €7.5bn (£6.3bn) rights issue.
04 January 2012
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Bonds
Developed economies will see $7.6trn worth of debt mature this year, with Italy towards the front of the refinancing queue at a time when its borrowing costs remain elevated.
03 January 2012
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Economics
The eurozone could start to break apart this year with countries including Italy and Greece potentially exiting the single currency, a leading think-tank has warned.
03 January 2012
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UK
As the eurozone crisis reaches a crescendo, the Bank of England has revealed just how much exposure UK banks have to the region's most troubled economies.
05 December 2011
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Europe
Angela Merkel and Nicholas Sarkozy are set to meet today as political commentators warn Europe is entering the end game for the crisis, which must be resolved this week to save the euro.
05 December 2011
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Economics
A misunderstanding meant Italy's new technocrat government appointed the wrong man to a ministry position, according to reports.
02 December 2011
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Bonds
Key eurozone sovereign debt yields have fallen sharply after successful debt auctions and comments from ECB president Mario Draghi boosted investor confidence.
01 December 2011
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