Mario Draghi
No call for more games
Psychological warfare has been a part of the negotiations between the troika and Athens from the very start of the crisis. But the situation is much different now and troika decision-makers should not forget their own share of responsibility.
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Europe stocks climb for third day as Greek, Italian shares gain
European stocks extended a seven- week high, led by equities from the regions periphery. US index futures were little changed before the release of minutes from the Federal Reserves last policy meeting.
Greek bond yields buck the trend
Yields on most lower-rated eurozone bonds fell on Monday after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said unconventional monetary policy measures could include buying sovereign bonds.
Draghi also said the ECB will continue to do whatever it takes within its mandate to save the euro and reiterated the single currency was irreversible.
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ECB warned eurozone inflation, growth to be lower than expected
A large group of professional forecasters cut their outlook for eurozone inflation and growth, underlining a trend that could prompt the European Central Bank to take more policy action to kick-start the region's flagging economy.
Draghi repeats ECB balance sheet to move toward 2012 level
The European Central Bank aims to increase the size of its balance sheet toward the levels of 2012, ECB President Mario Draghi said on Thursday, repeating language that has annoyed some policymakers at the bank by essentially setting a target for the expansion.
Euro edges higher, stocks sag before ECB meeting
The euro edged higher and European stocks pulled back on Thursday as investors waited to see what message ECB chief Mario Draghi will send after the European Central Bank's monthly meeting, following another run of poor eurozone data.
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Euro flows reveal shift in sentiment as losses mount
By Rachel Evans & Andrea Wong
The international appetite for euro- zone financial assets that underpinned the local currency the past two years is beginning to erode.
Hardouvelis warns ECB of stress test implications for economy
By Vassilis Ziras
Greece said to hire banks for 3-year note sale after bond rally
Neal Armstrong & Leo Laikola
Greece hired banks to sell three-year debt, accessing international markets for the second time in three months, after European Central Bank stimulus measures fueled a rally in bonds across the euro area this year.
Draghi bank sweetener hinges on view for exit from low rates
By Jana Randow
Mario Draghis latest stimulus tool contains a hidden message: If you think interest rates will rise before 2018, take the money now.