Frankfurt's DAX 30 climbed 0.20 percent to 6,144.89 points today
EU president Herman van Rompuy wants the eurozone to have power to change national budgets
Spain's government insists the eurozone rescue loan will be repaid by those lenders who receive the money
The Cairo stock exchange closed up 7.5% to 4,482.48 points
The benchmark FTSE 100 index climbed 0.26 percent to 5,464.70 points
Spain's government insists the eurozone rescue loan will be repaid by those lenders who receive the money
Spain's banking distress will be the focus of a meeting of eurozone finance ministers on July 9
Spain's government insists the eurozone rescue loan will be repaid by those lenders who receive the money
Spain's banking distress will be the focus of a meeting of eurozone finance ministers on July 9
Spain's government insists the eurozone rescue loan will be repaid by those lenders who receive the money
Spain's banking distress will be the focus of a meeting of eurozone finance ministers on July 9
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on June 22 in New York City
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on June 22 in New York City
Spain's government insists the eurozone rescue loan will be repaid by those lenders who receive the money
Spain's government insists the eurozone rescue loan will be repaid by those lenders who receive the money
Brokers monitor market movements at the BGC Partners firm in London in 2011
The benchmark FTSE 100 index had fallen 1.14 percent to 5,450.65 points
Spain's government insists the eurozone rescue loan will be repaid by those lenders who receive the money
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on June 22 in New York City
Brokers monitor market movements at the BGC Partners firm in London in 2011

Furious Cyprus MPs reject bailout deal

Angry MPs on Tuesday rejected the terms of a bailout aimed at saving Cyprus from bankruptcy, decrying as "blackmail" a deal that had been reached with a troika of lenders that now lies in tatters.
 

European stocks slide as Cyprus bailout teeters

Europe's main stock markets suffered further losses and the euro slid on Tuesday as Cyprus' international bailout appeared close to unravelling.
 

Cyprus speaker urges vote against bailout 'blackmail'

The speaker of the Cypriot parliament on Tuesday urged MPs to say "no to blackmail" in a vote on a eurozone bailout aimed at saving the Mediterranean island from bankruptcy.
 

London shares fall as Cyprus set to reject bailout

London shares closed lower as the 10 billion euros Cyprus bailout deal appeared headed for the rocks with MPs for the president's own party saying they wouldn't vote for it.
 

EU reaches deal on bank supervisor: minister

Irish Finance Minister Michael Noonan said Tuesday the European Parliament has approved setting up a single eurozone bank supervisor which supporters say will help stop troubled banks forcing their governments to seek bailouts.
 

Outgoing BoJ chief Shirakawa says failed on deflation

The Bank of Japan's outgoing governor on Tuesday acknowledged he failed to end the country's long-running deflation
 

Cyprus turns to Russia as bailout deal stumbles

Cyprus turned to Russia on Tuesday as President Nicos Anastasiades battled to garner support from lawmakers for a controversial eurozone bailout deal that the central bank warned was in danger of collapse.
 

Cyprus 'on brink of bankruptcy': Dijsselbloem

The controversial levy on bank savings in Cyprus will not be repeated in other European countries, Eurogroup chairman Jeroen Dijsselbloem said on Tuesday, saying a unique situation had gripped Nicosia.
 

Ministries face new cuts in budget: UK govt

British finance minister George Osborne will order ministries to make a further £2.5 billion in cuts over the next two years in his budget this week, the government said Tuesday.
 

European stocks slip before Cyprus vote

Europe's main stock markets dipped on Tuesday ahead of a key parliamentary vote in Cyprus on a crucial bailout deal that sent global share prices reeling the previous day.
 

Cyprus bailout 'in danger' as small savers spared

Cyprus on Tuesday dropped a controversial levy on bank savings below 20,000 euros, sparking a warning by the central bank governor that the crucial eurozone bailout deal was now in danger of collapse.
 

Asian markets mostly bounce on Cyprus hopes

Asian markets mostly rebounded on Tuesday while the yen fell against the dollar and euro as concerns over the eurozone abated on news Cyprus was reworking a controversial savings levy.
 

Greece 'ready' to absorb Cyprus bank subsidiaries

Athens is "ready" to absorb the subsidiaries of three Cyprus banks active in Greece, the Greek finance minister said as the eurozone sought to amend a controversial levy on the island nation's bank deposits.
 

German ZEW investor index hits three-year high

Investor sentiment in Germany inched higher in March to the highest level for more than three years, with analysts convinced that the outlook for Europe's top economy remains bright, a new survey found on Tuesday.
 

Cyprus new bailout plan drops tax on small savers

A revised Cyprus bailout plan drops a controversial tax on bank savings below 20,000 euros but retains the levy at 6.75 percent on deposits of 20,000-100,000 euros and 9.9 percent above 100,000, according to an amended tax bill seen Tuesday by AFP.
 

China's Xi tells US Treasury chief of 'shared interests'

Beijing and Washington have "enormous shared interests", China's new President Xi Jinping told the US Treasury chief on Tuesday in his first major diplomatic meeting since taking office.
 

Eurozone tells Cyprus to cut tax grab on small accounts

The eurozone has told debt-hit Cyprus to revise a controversial levy on bank deposits to allow small savers to escape the tax, part of a larger bailout deal, amid a public outcry and fears of a bank run.
 

Cyprus faces recession 'for decades'

Russians are preparing to withdraw billions of euros from Cyprus and the island will plunge into a recession lasting for decades due to the onerous terms of an EU bailout, economists warned.
 

Eurozone says ditch Cyprus tax grab on smallest accounts

The eurozone told Cyprus on Monday to ditch the part of a hugely controversial 5.8-billion-euro grab on savings that stung even the smallest of account holders in exchange for a 10-billion-euro sovereign bailout deal, according to a statement issued after a conference call.
 

US stocks fall on Cyprus bailout worries

US stocks fell for a second straight day Monday as the Cyprus banking crisis sent jitters through markets.