Eurozone

The writer is group chief economist at Société Générale The economic geography of the euro area is often framed in terms of a “core” and a “periphery”, with sovereign bond …

The start of the year in India’s IT sector bears similarities to the Eurozone Crisis of 2012. Outsourcing is the industry in India with the highest outsourcing concentration. So it’s …

Europeans have struggled to speak with one voice since the start of the Greek debt crisis, but US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner’s criticism of the cacophony has brought the issue …

Debate 3:45 p.m. The EU’s problem lies in the currency itself, not in any particular country. by Thomas Fazi The euro crisis never really ended: the euro is the crisis. …

Stock markets are crashing. Bond yields skyrocket. And crypto is evaporating. There is so much going on in the financial markets right now that it would be hard to miss …

The European Central Bank promised fresh support for the bloc’s indebted southern edge on Wednesday (June 15), tempering a market decline that threatened to repeat the debt crisis that nearly …

The eurozone sovereign debt crisis came on the heels of the 2008 financial crisis. The main focus at all times was Greece. That’s where it started, when an incoming Greek …

The ECB faces an unbearable dilemma. Eurozone inflation jumped to 10.7% in October and has yet to peak. The mix of misery and stagflation is no worse than in the …

debt sustainability Even if economic divergence seems less of a problem now than at the time of the euro crisis, at first glance the picture of public finances is less …

The EU responded to the Eurozone crisis by recommitting to the Stability and Growth Pact, the Eurozone’s legal limit on the size of member states’ deficits and debts. But when …