Euro ministers back 10 billion euro Cyprus bailout

DUBLIN (Reuters) - Euro zone finance ministers backed a 10 billion euro bailout for Cyprus on Friday and the European Commission said it would try to help the island's economy grow again with better use of EU structural funds.

Greece Waits Nervously for Vital Bailout Funds

Euro zone finance ministers are likely to approve the next tranche of loans to Greece on Tuesday although the money is unlikely to be disbursed before December and a deal on debt reduction may need further talks.

Eurozone crisis: Spain has no immediate need for help, says ECB's Ewald Nowotny

VIENNA: Spain has no immediate need of help from the European Central Bank's new bond-buying programme and should try to refinance itself before requesting aid, ECB policymaker Ewald Nowotny said.

EU's Van Rompuy warns Cameron over sensitive budget issues

(Reuters) - The European Union's top official fleshed out his ideas for a separate budget for euro zone countries on Thursday, and indirectly warned British Prime Minister David Cameron about using the proposal for his own political gain.

Spanish bailout stance to dictate demand

(Reuters) - A Spanish bond sale next week will be a gauge of investor confidence in euro zone policymakers' latest efforts to defuse the region's debt crisis, with markets on the lookout for signs of stronger demand.

Banking union in euro zone needed within months: ECB's Christian Noyer

PARIS: Euro zone countries need to establish a banking union within the coming months, European Central Bank Governing Council member Christian Noyer said on Wednesday, urging member states to speed up the pace.

Euro "Stability Union" could be achieved fast: Schaeuble

BERLIN (Reuters) - Euro zone countries could create a Stability Union to secure deeper fiscal integration relatively quickly, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Sunday.