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351. Germany Yields: Cohen Column
Last week, after a lengthy summit meeting in Brussels, the heads of state and government of the eurozone made a major decision to deal with the European economic crisis by increasing the level of integration among their economies.
352. Eurozone Unemployment Hits Record as Economic Downturn Deepens
Unemployment in the eurozone climbed for the 13th consecutive month in May to hit a record 11.1 percent, data published Monday showed, as an economic downturn deepens across the region.
353. Merkel Defends the Stance Taken at European Leaders' Summit
Chancellor Angela Merkel defended to parliament in Berlin her stance at a tough two-day European summit, ahead of a vote Friday on key parts of Europe's plan for combating the region's long-running debt crisis.
354. No Winners or Losers in EU Summit Clash, Van Rompuy Insists
Summit discussions between European Union and eurozone leaders ended with no winners or losers Friday, EU President Herman Van Rompuy insisted, after a clash was resolved between Italy and Spain on one side, and Germany on the other.
355. Global Shares, Euro Soars Over EU Summit Deal
Global shares and the euro surged Friday after a breakthrough deal at a European Union summit in Brussels on the use of bailout funds to assist struggling banks and stabilize debt markets.
356. Borrowing Costs in Italy, Spain Soar as Leaders Meet
Spain's borrowing costs jumped above 7 percent while Italy had to pay through the nose to raise debt at an auction Thursday, heaping more pressure on European leaders as they gathered for a eurozone crisis summit in Brussels.
357. Obama Retains Narrow Lead Over Romney in Key Swing States: Poll
Four months ahead of the U.S. presidential election, sitting President Barack Obama retains a narrow lead over Republican presumptive nominee Mitt Romney in key swing states, according to a new poll released on Wednesday.
358. Merkel: Rules, Not Bonds, Will Save Euro
Enforced rules, not eurobonds, will solve the euro crisis, Germany's chancellor said before meeting Wednesday with France's president, who supports the bonds.
359. Eurozone and IMF Ready to Help Cyprus With Full Bailout
Eurozone finance ministers and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Wednesday that they were ready to help Cyprus with a full bailout, covering both its banking sector and its budget deficit.
360. Markets Pressure Spain Following Moody's Downgrade
Financial markets on Tuesday stepped up pressure on Spain after ratings agency Moody's downgraded its position on the long-term debt and deposit ratings for 28 Spanish banks.
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