Eurozone crisis

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  Schäublefreude revisited

  16 Dec 2013: The return to Angela Merkel's cabinet of the austerity-fixated Wolfgang Schäuble is a tragedy for the eurozone periphery

• Enda Kenny thanks Irish people after exit from IMF-EU bailout programme

  15 Dec 2013: Taoiseach vows never to return to credit-fuelled property boom and says creation of jobs will be at centre of economic plan

• EU proposes sharing cost of bank closures

  15 Dec 2013: As the EU reveals a Eurozone cost-sharing scheme, ministers meet to consider blueprints on coping with bank failures

• Ireland's economy is returning to health: our bailout exit proves it

  13 Dec 2013: Eamon Gilmore: Irish people have made enormous sacrifices to bring debt under control. Now Europe must complete plans for a banking union
  

• Bailout exit does not mark end of Ireland's financial crisis, says Noonan

  13 Dec 2013: As Ireland prepares to become the first country to exit eurozone bailout, there are still several reasons why its finance minister Michael Noonan thinks the crisis is not over just yet

• Ireland becomes first country to exit eurozone bailout programme

  13 Dec 2013: 'We can't go mad again,' says finance minister Michael Noonan after describing crisis as country's worst since the potato famine

• Irish whiskey industry launches fresh assault on Scotland's dominance

  13 Dec 2013: Independent distillery opened by pub chain owner is sign of emboldened economic confidence

• Eurozone bailouts: which countries remain?

  13 Dec 2013: Ireland will exit its bailout on Sunday – but Greece, Portugal and Cyprus remain in their programmes and Spain's banks are still being propped up

• Slovenia banking debts raise fears of EU bailout

  12 Dec 2013: The country's ailing banking sector needs to raise reserves by €4.8bn (£4bn) to meet capital targets

• US budget deal brings relief; Lloyds hit with record fine over bonuses - as it happened

  11 Dec 2013: Lloyds hit with £28m fine, as markets digest budget deal that could avert another US government shutdown and boost growth 
  
  

• Greek exit from eurozone remains a possibility

  10 Dec 2013: Nils Pratley: Thinktank points out the Greece's public debt – currently at 170% of GDP – is still unsustainably high

• UK recovery picks up pace; Lagarde warns over euro jobless - as it happened

  10 Dec 2013: NIESR thinktank sees growth of 0.8% in UK in last three months, as Christine Lagarde says euro crisis isn't over until unemployment eases

• Europe's economic crisis could be mutating again

  10 Dec 2013: Barry Eichengreen: Deflation could be replacing debt as the main problem – and there's nothing to suggest the ECB is up to the job

• Youth unemployment could prolong eurozone crisis, Christine Lagarde says

  10 Dec 2013: IMF chief warns against prematurely declaring an end to the economic crisis, saying joblessness puts future growth at stake

• Greek deflation accelerates; Carney calls for vigilance on house prices - as it happened

  9 Dec 2013: The Bank of England governor said he was concerned about developments in the UK housing market.

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