ECB looks to banks to deliver quantitative easing on its behalf
FRANKFURT/PARIS (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is hoping a new round of long-term loans will be used by banks to drive down borrowing costs - a substitute for an...
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Airbus says ‘jury still out’ on A330neo airshow launch
AIX-EN-PROVENCE France (Reuters) - Airbus Group has not decided whether it will launch its proposed A330neo jet at this month's Farnborough Airshow but is confident about the outlook for plane...
Airbus says ‘jury still out’ on A330neo airshow launch
AIX-EN-PROVENCE France (Reuters) - Airbus Group has not decided whether it will launch its proposed A330neo jet at this month's Farnborough Airshow but is confident about the outlook for plane...
EU eyes simpler fiscal rules as pressure grows to boost economy
By Ingrid Melander and Martin Santa LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - The European Union will review its fiscal rules at the end of this year to see if they can be made...
EU can be flexible on fiscal consolidation, but reforms first: officials
By Annika Breidthardt and Ingrid Melander LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - The European Union could be flexible about the time members need to fix their budgets if they reform to boost growth,...
France’s Hollande wants to change EU focus after far-right win
PARIS (Reuters) - French President Francois Hollande pledged on Monday to press ahead with reforms at home whilst pushing for the EU to change tack, saying the triumph of the...
France’s Montebourg says euro rate is matter for politicians
PARIS (Reuters) - Economy Minister Arnaud Montebourg stepped up France's push for a weaker euro on Wednesday, saying political leaders had the right to assess the right level for the...
Grilled by unhappy voters, France’s Hollande says has regrets
PARIS (Reuters) - France's most unpopular president in decades said on Tuesday he had some regrets and understood voters had doubts at a time of crisis - and pledged to...
‘London Whale’ colleague keeps low profile in sleepy French village
SARRAZAC, France (Reuters) - Hundreds of miles from the bustling trading rooms where he worked with the "London Whale", a former JPMorgan trader has taken refuge in a French hamlet...
EU’s Rehn says close to deal on Greek aid
AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France (Reuters) - International lenders are very close to wrapping up talks with Greece to unlock further aid though more efforts are required from Athens, the EU's top economic...