It's another Euro crisis, so it's another deadline. It's reported that this weekend bankrupt Greece faces the ultimate decision...

Contagion contagion everywhere; Spain is being hit with ever higher borrowing costs, so has Belgium , and Italy - bond yields which are aga...

In this weekend's papers the Euro crisis rumbles on despite Cameron's attempts to try to change the narrative. Cameron wants to lea...

The latest EU 'deal', which agreed basically nothing, has succumbed to the law of diminishing returns . Designed to reassure the mar...

Apparently the Euro crisis is all the ratings agencies' fault : European politicians accused credit rating agencies on Wednesday of anti...

The Guardian reports that: Greece and Portugal are deeper in debt than previously estimated, according to official figures that show atte...

The Boiling Frog's favourite EU Commissioner has decided that everything in the Euro garden is rosy, here's a selection of his lat...

As widely expected, Portugal is in talks with the EU regarding a bail-out, so widely expected in fact that the markets this morning appear ...

Portugal has now been downgraded twice in less than a week. Default looms unless there's a bailout: LISBON/ATHENS, March 29 (Reuters) -...

A wonderfully caustic editorial from the Irish Independent today , I reproduce here in full: Dear Portugal, this is Ireland here. I...

On budget day here when, laughably, we have had a so-called "budget for growth" , the Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Socrates has ...

Whilst attention is focused elsewhere , the euroland problems continue to stack up. Last week almost unnoticed a further 15 billion euros wa...

A new year, but the same old problems . The Euro continues to beg to be put out of its misery: Portugal is resisting pressure to become the ...

Osborne confirms , what we already knew, in the Commons today (my emphasis in the text): Mr Tobias Ellwood (Bournemouth East) (Con): What w...

Portugal is now entering the first step of being bailed-out by denying that it needs one : Portugal insisted this morning that it was unde...

...amidst the Irish bail-out news , Portugal's ten-year bonds are still increasing this morning: Tick-tock, tick-tock

John Redwood has a good post today on why the Euro was always doomed: ...there isn’t one interest rate that is right for Manchester and Mar...