UniCredit SpA

A consortium of international banks, involving the major part of Croatia's banking system, on Thursday announced a lawsuit against the Croatian government's over its decision to solve the problem of loans in Swiss francs by converting them into euro.

David Goodman & Paul Dobson

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's call for a referendum on creditors' demands may spark turbulence at Monday's market open, in stark contrast to the confidence gained among euro-area bondholders this week that Greek aid talks would be successful.

Erik Nielsen, UniCredit SpA Chief Global Economist stated that the producion of new banknotes would not be an “easy task for a government that cannot organize a barbecue, frankly speaking,” during an interview on Bloomberg television on Friday. “I really don’t believe they have either the political or technical capability of starting their own currency.

By Jillian Ward & Francine Lacqua

Greece isn?t likely to leave the euro as the government wouldn?t have the capacity to issue a replacement currency, UniCredit SpA Chief Global Economist Erik Nielsen said.

By Lukanyo Mnyanda

Currency traders are more pessimistic on the euro than at any time since Greece secured a provisional funding deal with creditors three months ago.

By David Goodman & Lucy Meakin

As Morgan Stanley strategists give up on Greek sovereign bonds, there's at least one investor who says he's determined to ride out the storm.

David Goodman

Greece?s government bonds posted their first weekly drop this month as the nation negotiated with its euro- area creditors on its future financing plans.

By Stefan Riecher

The euro-area’s fastest economic growth in three years probably won’t be enough to stop Mario Draghi from easing monetary policy.