By Alun John LONDON (Reuters) -Euro zone government bonds edged higher on Monday, as the unusual absence of U.S.

European officials see the concern over the “safe haven” reputation of U.S. financial assets as a chance to attract investors ...

Bulgaria is selling a total of €4 billion ($4.5 billion) in bonds, its biggest ever haul of euro-denominated debt in a single ...

A trade war with the United States could extinguish the euro zone's fledgling recovery and the bloc could struggle under ...

The euro zone economy likely grew at a modest pace in the first quarter of the year but risks have intensified amid ...

Brazilian miner Vale reported a 17% decline in its first-quarter net profit on Thursday, hit by lower iron ore prices despite ...

Following downgrades to its growth outlooks for the U.S., U.K. and many Asian countries, the International Monetary Fund last ...

EUR/USD struggles to find direction and fluctuates in a narrow channel at around 1.1350 after posting small losses in the ...

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is facing a potential new conflict with the European Union over allegations that he ...

For over 80 years, the US dollar has reigned as the world’s preeminent reserve currency, serving as the backbone of ...

E urope’s first reserve currency was the tetradrachm, upon which was inscribed an owl. The symbol of wisdom was intended to ...

The global trade war has Europeans on edge, as investors seek to adjust to U.S. President Donald Trump’s “tariff turmoil” and ...