Greece Moves to Implement Debt Deal

Greece braced for further anti-austerity protests while the country’s parliament was debating legal changes that would clear the way for a debt restructuring.

Greece Moves to Implement Debt Deal

Greece braced for further anti-austerity protests while the country’s parliament was debating legal changes that would clear the way for a debt restructuring.

EU Threatens to Cut Funds to Hungary

The European Commission proposed to suspend €495 million in European Union budget funds for Hungary in 2013 unless it acts quickly to cut its deficit.

EU Threatens to Cut Funding to Hungary

The European Commission proposed to suspend €495 million in European Union budget funds for Hungary in 2013 unless it acts quickly to cut its deficit.

Germany Notches Solid Debt Auction

A sale of new German two-year note attracted solid demand, as a bounce in yields from historic lows encouraged those seeking safe-haven investments.

Europe Business Activity Shrinks

Business activity in the euro zone contracted unexpectedly in February, reviving fears that the region is heading for recession.

Fitch Downgrades Greece

Fitch downgraded Greece’s credit rating to C from triple-C after confirmation of the country’s second bailout package, which includes a debt exchange that will force bondholders to take a loss on holdings of Greek debt.

Fitch Downgrades Greece

Fitch downgraded Greece’s credit rating to C from triple-C after confirmation of the country’s second bailout package, which includes a debt exchange that will force bondholders to take a loss on holdings of Greek debt.

German Borrowing Costs Bounce

Germany’s new treasury note attracted solid demand, with a bounce in two-year borrowing costs from historic lows providing encouragement to investors seeking safe-haven investments.

Despite Pact, Unease Lingers for Greece

Greece’s bailout and debt-restructuring deal spawned some relief, but the overriding reaction was one of unease that the tough agreement, which has already generated huge opposition, is bound to fail.

Greek Deal Brings Relief, Concern

Greece’s bailout and debt-restructuring deal will leave it with a huge debt burden and presents implementation challenges that may derail the program and prevent a return to growth.

Markets React With a Shrug

Financial markets that had long been captivated by the Greek drama barely shrugged in response to news of an agreement—and certainly didn’t register any bouts of relief.