europe

Discussing whether there is a light at the end of the tunnel for Europe, with Louise Cooper, B.G.C. Partners market analyst and Keith McCullough, Hedgeye Risk CEO. more...

CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera has the story on Greece's Prime Minister planning to conference with Merkel and Sarkozy, the Troika technical staff is back in town and China's Premier's readiness to extend a helping hand. more...

"The biggest problem we have in Europe and elsewhere at the moment is confidence," Sir Michae Rake, BT Chairman, told CNBC. more...

Weighing in on whether the U.S. market is the best place to be for investors, with Kevin Caron, Stifel Nicolaus Private Client Group market strategist; Clark Yingst, Joseph Gunnar chief market strategist, and CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera. more...

Everybody's worried about the euro zone, but Turkey gets some good news — it's time for your FX Fix. more...

Discussing how a possible downgrade hitting the European banks today could impact the U.S. economy, with Chris Whalen, Institutional Risk Analytics co-founder and CNBC's Kate Kelly. more...

Discussing today's market picture and how the markets are being challenged by troubles in Europe, with Barry Knapp, Barclays Capital and Tobias Levkovich, Citi. Also, CNBC's Mary Thompson sharing the latest details on Bank of America. more...

European stocks are down 20 percent this year, with Scott Nations, NationShares; CNBC's Rick Santelli and Steve Liesman. more...

The confidence issue is definitely jumping the pond, says Lizz Ann Sonders, Charles Schwab chief investment strategist, who says U.S. and European lawmakers are underestimating the real impact that confidence has on the system. more...

The European contagion is still causing market fears. Insight on today's trading session, with Jim Rickards, Tangent Capital Partners senior managing director and Bob Iaccino, Traderoutlook.com. more...

Financial markets will be focused on Europe's sovereign debt crisis and earnings warnings this week. Still, one strategist said, "I'm warming up to the market." more...

IS Europe continuing to spin the wheel of our markets? Insight with Michael Yoshikami, YCMNET Advisors founder/CEO and Carmine Grigoli, Mizuho Securities chief investment strategist. more...

The European Union should appoint a new budget tsar with powers to dictate taxes and spending in euro zone countries and who could ultimately adjudicate whether countries should be kicked out of the euro, the Dutch prime minister has argued in the Financial Times. more...

CNBC's Sue Herera and Herb Greenberg are joined by Adam Parker, Morgan Stanley chief u.s. equity strategist, to report on the markets worst September start ever and Europe's sell off. more...

Gary Kaminsky looks at the financials, and Stephane Deo, UBS, shares his thoughts on why the Euro should not exist in its current form, with Stephane Deo, UBS. more...

Why what goes on in European economies has such an impact on the U.S. markets, with CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera. And a trader triple play, with Eric Wilkinson, independent trader; Boris Schlossberg, GFT Forex; and Bill O'Neill, Logic Advisors, on gold. And can the EuroZone be saved, with Tony...

Europe’s banks are bracing for a fresh test this month: whether they can successfully sell unsecured bonds, reports the FT. more...

The man who ran Germany when the euro began trading has an idea to save the euro zone: the creation of a "United States of Europe." more...

New IMF chief Christine Lagarde's call to recapitalize European banks by force struck a nerve among the continent's Europe's policymakers and showed she is not afraid to challenge her former peers as many feared she might be. more...

When Western Europe is doing well, Central and Eastern Europe is doing better and things are much worse in CEE when countries in Western Europe struggle, Wike Groenenberg, head of CEEMEA strategy at Citi, told CNBC. more...