I just landed in Rome for some on-the-ground reporting on the latest twists and turns in the euro-zone debt crisis, and I immediately got some sound insights from our reporter here, Stephan Faris.

The economies hit hardest by the European sovereign debt crisis in the 2010s were southern European countries like Spain, Portugal, Italy, and Greece. In exchange for big bailouts from their northerly ...

LONDON (Reuters) -The premium investors demand to hold Greek bonds over Germany has fallen to its lowest since 2008, and Italy's isn't far off levels seen in 2010, a sign of improved fiscal dynamics ...

The euro is at the core of the European project, but its future is far from assured. Introduced more than 25 years ago, it has survived one crisis after another, and its rules and institutions have ...

A common currency is a wise and important component of European integration and economic vitality. The euro was set up presciently, but its evolution in a sequence of crises now leaves it in a ...

WHEN YOUR POPULARITY among investors plummets faster than you can say “Tiger Woods sponsorship deals”, you know you have a problem. That seems to be the case for European banks. Bank of America ...

Over the last few months, Europe seemed to be proving its doubters wrong. Thanks to a timely intervention by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi in mid-2012, yields on Spanish and Italian ...

HSBC's global head of debt capital markets, Spencer Lake, talks to Euromoney about what the sovereign debt crisis means for European banks and companies. Global head of debt capital markets and ...

BERLIN (AP) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel says Europe's sovereign debt crisis will last at least five more years. Merkel says the continent is on the right path to overcome the crisis but "whoever ...