Jun 28 Watch Greece to close banks, stock market to head off economic collapse By PBS News Hour The strongest signs yet of a possible economic collapse came out of Greece Sunday as the government announced banks and the stock market will be closed Monday, and capital controls will be in place to limit massive money withdrawals. For… Continue watching
Mar 13 Watch 4:45 Why good economic news spooked markets this week By PBS News Hour Anxiety over interest rates, the dollar and falling oil prices drove volatility in the financial markets this week; even good news seemed to upset investors. Judy Woodruff talks to Mark Vitner of Wells Fargo about what’s causing the turmoil and… Continue watching
Jan 05 Watch 1:56 Eyes on Greek instability as euro plunges to nine-year low – Part 1 By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Jan 05 Watch 6:27 Will falling euro end up boosting Europe’s economy? – Part 2 By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Jan 25 Watch At World Economic Forum, Talk of Future of European Union and the Euro At World Economic Forum, Talk of Future of European Union and the Euro… Continue watching
Jun 29 Watch EU Ambassador on Debt Crisis Deal: ‘Major Step Forward’ EU Ambassador to the United States Joao Vale de Almeida told Jeffrey Brown an agreement among eurozone nations that includes creating a bank rescue fund is a "major step forward" in solving the region's debt crisis. Continue watching
Jun 21 Watch At Euro 2012, Germany and Greece Face Off in Battle of the Eurozone At Euro 2012, Germany and Greece Face Off in Battle of the Eurozone… Continue watching
Jun 18 Watch Greece’s Respite Met With Cautious Optimism World leaders reacted with cautious optimism after the pro-bailout party in Greece won Sunday's elections. Jeffrey Brown reports on Europe's new obstacles as it attempts to achieve financial security. Continue watching
Jun 18 Watch Paul Krugman on Germany’s ‘Whips and Scourges’ Paul Krugman on European austerity. Continue watching
Jun 11 Watch Is Spain ‘in Denial’ Over Growing Banking Crisis? As Spain secured up to $125 billion from the eurozone to bolster its ailing banks, early optimism was overshadowed by worries that the amount might not be enough. Judy Woodruff discusses the bailout with Douglas Rediker of the New America… Continue watching