Greece: Risk Of Capital Controls ‘Substantial’

While Greece has enough money to get through the end of the month, the risk of capital controls remains “substantial,” says Teneo Intelligence.

EU ready to help Greece in 'whatever way necessary'

(BRUSSELS) - The EU will help twice-bailed out Greece "in whatever way necessary," the bloc's top economics official said Thursday, as stocks plunged across Europe on fears of a return of the eurozone debt crisis.

Greek Leaders Struggle With Spending Reductions

Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras struggled to clinch agreement with his coalition partners on an 11.5 billion euro ($14.9 billion) budget-cut package that’s key to receiving international aid funds.

German and Greek Officials Play Down Expectations

BERLIN — The foreign ministers of Germany and Greece sought Monday to scale back expectations that a series of high-level meetings this week would produce significant decisions over Greece’s future in the European currency union, calling instead for a “climate change” in tone between the two countries.

Debt crisis threatens to break up Europe

Tensions within the eurozone over how to resolve the debt crisis are turning countries against each other and threatening to rip Europe apart, Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti has warned.

Germany's AAA credit rating on 'negative outlook'

Credit ratings agency Moody's has changed its outlook for Germany's AAA credit rating to negative, the first step towards a possible downgrade.

IMF says will support Greece in overcoming economic woes

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund on Monday dismissed a weekend news report that it may refuse to continue supporting Greece as it prepares for talks with the new Greek government on its international bailout.

No extension to Greece's aid programme: Germany

BERLIN: Germany said on Friday that the terms of a crucial aid package for Greece should not be changed, after a report said Chancellor Angela Merkel would allow Athens "a few weeks" more to meet its commitments.