Euro Rate

IBTimes.co.ukSpain's Unemployment Rate Rises to Highest in 18 YearsBusinessWeekBy Angeline Benoit on April 27, 2012 Spain's unemployment rate rose to 24.4 percent, the highest in 18 years, as the euro area's fourth-largest economy entered i…

BloombergItalian borrowing costs continue to riseBusinessWeekItalian rates, or yields, are rising as concerns about the eurozone's debt crisis are renewed. Italy easily raised (EURO)8.5 billion ($11.23 billion) in an auction Thursday that was overs…

ECB easing bets increase as euro crisis intensifiesReutersBy Marius Zaharia | LONDON (Reuters) – Short-term euro zone interest rates are pricing in a rising chance that the European Central Bank may ease monetary policy further later this year as the s…

LONDON, April 23 (Reuters) – Short-term euro zone interest rates are pricing in a rising chance that the European Central Bank may ease monetary policy further later this year as the sovereign debt crisis intensifies and the economic outlook worsens.

BBC NewsMONEY MARKETS-Signs of euro zone bank fears quietly mountReuters"Yields have moved against them and we believe that Spanish banks are already losing money rather than getting the positive benefits from the carry trade they hoped for,"…

Global growth seen subdued, still heavily reliant on AsiaReutersBy Jonathan Cable and Anooja Debnath | LONDON/SINGAPORE (Reuters) – The global economy is set to expand by a modest 3.3 percent this year as a still-smoldering euro zone debt crisis and a …

BloombergUnemployment From Italy to Spain Fuels Debt CrisisBusinessWeekUnemployment in Spain surged to almost 24 percent, pushing the euro-region level to 10.8 percent in February, the highest in more than 14 years. Italy's rate is at 9.3 percent, …

Unemployment in Spain surged to almost 24 percent, pushing the euro-region level to 10.8 percent in February, the highest in more than 14 years. Italy’s rate is at 9.3 percent, the most since 2001, hampering efforts to spur economic growth.

The euro zone’s debt crisis, the China slowdown and inflation worries in Asia are creating drags on world growth. This week, the International Monetary Fund revised slightly higher its forecast for 2012 global growth. But the rate is still …

New EuropeEurope's Rescue Plan FaltersWall Street JournalThe European Central Bank's roughly €1 trillion ($1.31 trillion) of emergency loans caused interest rates of troubled euro-zone countries to plummet earlier this year, easing fears abou…