European Parliament’s Schulz says ‘Grexit cannot be our aim’
The head of the European Parliament Martin Schulz said on Tuesday he was in favour of Greece remaining in the eurozone, after he told German...
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Britain’s EU ‘outers’ see opportunity in wake of Greece’s ‘No’
By Guy Faulconbridge For British opponents of the European Union, Greece’s turmoil offers an opening: the chance to tempt voters away from what they cast...
‘Grexit’ tips over to base case for many big banks
By Ross Finley Greece leaving the euro zone has tipped over to become the base case for many international bank economists after Sunday’s overwhelming ‘No’...
Sapin: Greek “No” vote could lead to Grexit, “Yes” to fresh talks
A “no” vote in Greece’s referendum on cash-for-reforms proposals could lead to Athens leaving the euro zone, while its euro zone partners would immediately get...
German conservative says ‘Grexit’ best solution for all
One of the leading figures in Chancellor Angela Merkel’s conservative sister party, the Christian Social Union (CSU), pleaded on Tuesday for an “orderly” exit of...
Cyprus ‘closely monitoring developments in Greece’
Nicosia is closely monitoring developments in Greece, and believes firmly that the country must stay in the Eurozone, the government spokesman said on Saturday. The...
Moody’s sees negative consequences for Cypriot banks in case of Grexit
A Greek exit from the euro area could have negative consequences on Cypriot banks Moody’s ratings agency said on Thursday. “Although Cypriot banks hold insignificant direct...
No deal for Greece, talks resume Saturday, Syriza accuses lenders of wanting to “annihilate” Greece (update 7)
By Renee Maltezou and Robin Emmott Greece failed again to clinch a deal with its international creditors on Thursday, setting up a last-ditch effort on...
Greek debt talks stumble before EU leaders gather
By Jan Strupczewski and Renee Maltezou Negotiations to avert a Greek debt default stumbled on Wednesday and euro zone finance ministers accused Athens of refusing...
ECB raises emergency funding for Greek banks (Updated)
The European Central Bank increased its funding lifeline to Greece’s banks again on Tuesday, sources with direct knowledge of the decision said, allowing the country’s...
