Eurozone

The majority of Greeks, 7 out of 10, choose to stay in the Eurozone at any cost, according to a latest opinion poll conducted by GPO. The poll was presented on Mega television on Monday night, showing that 69.7 percent...

The country's course in the eurozone and Europe will continue, President of Republic Prokopis Pavlopoulos said in a meeting with the Administrative Committee of the Central Union of Hellenic Chambers on Monday. The Greek President also called for unity of...

In an interview with BBC radio 4, Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis noted that Greece’s European partners will not eventually let the country leave the Eurozone. "German Chancellor Angela Merkel is not even considering the possibility of a Grexit," he...

Greek main opposition New Democracy attacked Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras on Tuesday for saying that a potential Grexit would destroy the Eurozone. "He has not realized that the only one who will be destroyed by a Grexit will be Greece,” party spokesman...

The Greek economy shrank by 0.2 pct in the first quarter of 2015, in contrast with the Eurozone and the EU-28 which grew by 0.4 pct in the January-March period, Eurostat said on Tuesday. In a report released here, the...

If Greece and its partners fail to reach an agreement on how to handle the country's debt, the cost to its creditors will be in the region of "at least one trillion euros," Greek MEP and European Parliament Vice-President...

One-third of large investors predict a Greek exit from the euro currency as talks between Greece's government and international creditors over the much-needed €7.2-billion bailout package have reached a deadlock, according to a Financial Times report. In a recent poll carried out by Swiss investment group GAM...

Speculation over Greece ’s possible exit from the Eurozone ("Grexit") amid the country’s massive debt could be harmful both to the European Union and the Greek economy, Russian President Vladimir Putin said in an interview with Italian newspaper Il...

If the Eurozone is dissolved, it would create a very dangerous political situation in Europe, Greek Alternate Minister for International Economic Relations Euclid Tsakalotos told Channel 4 News on Thursday. Asked how close Greece is at defaulting, Tsakalotos said:...

In the beginning of 2015, Greeks elected Syriza hoping for a negotiation deal with Greece's lenders that will not include more austerity. Today still there is no deal and Greece's future remains unknown.