Greece

German research firm Sentix released a survey on Tuesday which showed that nearly half of the participating investors believe that Greece will exit the eurozone within the next year. The figures showed that 48.3 percent of those surveyed saw the nation leaving the block by April 2016, proving...

Greece's financial woes have raised questions over whether or not the eurozone should be preparing for the nation to exit the currency union. However, although Greece has been in the spotlight for the better part of three months, it isn't the only nation the European Union stands to...

Following another tough round of reform talks over the weekend, Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis tweeted a quote by Franklin Roosevelt which read "they are unanimous in their hate for me; and I welcome their hatred." The sentiment, he said, best describes how he has been...

The economic crisis in Greece has convinced many market participants, including former hedge-fund manager Stanley Druckenmiller, that Greece is likely to leave the eurozone. Druckenmiller was on Bloomberg recently to discuss why Greece exiting the eurozone won't really have severe effects....

For months, Greece and its creditors have been working to come to an agreement regarding financial reforms in order to unlock the next installment of bailout money and keep Athens afloat. However, comments this week from EU policymakers suggest that Greece is running out of time and its...

After much speculation that Greece was almost out of cash, the nation confirmed this week that it had enough money to make its debt payment to the International Monetary Fund on Thursday. Athens is due to pay €460 million to the IMF, but stalled negotiations with Greece's EU creditors had many...

The bond markets have seen rampant volatility in the last few weeks on back of the deteriorating economic situation in Greece. "Bond King" and Janus Capital Group Inc (NYSE: JNS) portfolio manager, Bill Gross was on Bloomberg recently to share his views on Greece, the German bund...

In seven days Greece will run out cash, Reuters reported on Thursday. The country notified its creditors that it will have no more cash on April 9, emphasizing the urgent appeal for more loans. Reuters noted that the appeal was made on teleconference call on Wednesday with eurozone deputy finance...

In a report published Wednesday, analysts at JPMorgan discussed the sell-off in S&P 500 futures on Tuesday night and offered four potential explanations. About 2.5 billion futures traded in a 15-minute period on Tuesday with several stop-loss orders placed around 2048.5-2050 that were triggered...

After months of negotiations between the EU and Greek officials, it seems that the talks regarding Greece's bailout package are nearing their end, for better or worse. Although it has been a bumpy road, most believe that the two sides will reach an agreement before April 20, when Athens is...

Last week, the European Central Bank released lending data which suggested that the bank's easing tactics were having a positive impact on the block's forward progress. With just one month of bond buying behind it, the bank said it's stimulus program had helped to spur on lending to...

Greek lawmakers elected to pass an anti-poverty bill on Thursday, despite requests from the nation's creditors that the voting process be postponed. The bill, which provides low-income families with electricity and food stamps, is expected to cost Greece approximately €200 million at a...

Although Greece was able to secure its next round of bailout funding at the end of February, the dispute is likely to have a lasting effect throughout Europe, as the region's policymakers work to iron out the details of Greece's economic reforms. This month, EU officials and Greek...

Timothy Anderson of MND Partners on Thursday discussed Eurozone developments with Benzinga. Anderson commented that the European Central Bank would begin its bond buying program on March 9 and would be "limited to Investment grade Public Sector debt" which "would exclude Greek...

After a very public battle between Greece's new, leftist government and EU policymakers over Greece's bailout program, the two sides reached an 11th hour deal that will keep the nation's economy afloat with another installment of EU funding. The deal essentially extends Greece's...