Group of Thirty

Antonis Samaras’s ambition to drive Greece out of its rescue program is running into a roadblock.
The country’s prime minister might be thwarted by conditions for the European Central Bank’s asset-purchase program, as detailed by President Mario Draghi. P... ...

The European Central Bank is ready to use further unconventional policy tools if needed to stave off the risk of inflation remaining too low for too long, ECB President Mario Draghi said on Thursday.

Prime Minister Antonis Samaras is to meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin on Tuesday for talks, which are expected to focus on Greece’s prospects for an exit from the memorandum and for debt relief, and whose outcome is likely to have a decisive impact on Greek financial and political developments.

By Kristine Aquino

The euro touched a 14-month low before European Central Bank President Mario Draghi speaks to European Union lawmakers. New Zealand’s dollar rose after Prime Minister John Key won a third term in a record election victory.

BELGRADE - Governor of the People's Bank of China Zhou Xiaochuan said that Serbia and China hold great potential for cooperation, noting that Chinese companies are interested in investing in Serbia.

PM to start two-day visit to China on Tuesday

BELGRADE -- Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić will pay a two-day official visit to China starting on Tuesday and participate in the World Economic Forum in Tianjin.

This was announced on Monday by the government's office for media relations.

Spanish government bonds rose, with 10-year yields approaching a record low, amid speculation European Central Bank President Mario Draghi will reiterate the need for accommodative monetary policy.

Candice Zachariahs & Kevin Buckland

The euro was 0.4 percent from its lowest level versus the dollar since November as investors held the largest position in two years betting on a drop in the currency before the region’s central bank meets this week.

By Vassilis Ziras

By Alessandro Speciale & Andre Tartar

Mario Draghi’s newest stimulus tool will hand banks more than 700 billion euros ($950 billion) of cheap funding, economists say.