A member of the European Central Bank's governing council has warned it may stop buying Italian debt if the government does not adopt promised financial reforms.
European leaders have reached a "three-pronged" agreement described as vital to solve the region's huge debt crisis.
The euro dropped the most in a week against the dollar, Italian and Spanish bonds slumped, while shares slid on concern Europe’s debt crisis is worsening.
The single currency traded at a three-month low today amidst fears individual nations will struggle to raise funds.
Currency exchange fluctuations have a fundamental influence on the health of the international property market, one real estate expert has commented.
The European Central Bank (ECB) has announced a cut in its main interest rate, bringing the figure down to two per cent...
The NAEA is advising homebuyers to think carefully when considering a move abroad...
Brits looking to invest overseas could stand to lose over 5,500 Euros (£3,735), reveal experts at the Property Investor Show (21–23 September 2007 at ExCel)...
The European Central Bank has increased its key interest rate to 3.75%, reports the BBC...
Direct investment into real estate in Europe reached record levels in 2006 with total transaction volumes of €242 billion for the full year, according to Jones Lang LaSalle...
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