Europe

Eastern Europe holds renewed promise for the Specialist Sector, writes Paul Burgin.

After the €110bn bailout of Greece on Sunday, IFAonline brings you a timeline of the country's economic turmoil in 2010.

European equity managers are finding investment opportunities in the PIIGS, even if market sentiment is against them, writes Paul Burgin

The main impact on the Eurozone of Greece's debt issues has been primarily through the Euro, which has weakened sharply as the crisis has developed and concerns increased over Greece's ability to meet its obligations.

F&C's Paras Anand looks at why European equities are currently an attractive option for investors.

Gartmore's Gervais Williams says despite the decline of the Irish economy, things are starting to look more positive.

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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has pledged to "stand helpfully by Greece's side" but her economy minister said Germany would not offer a cash bailout.

The relative robustness of the continental European economies has helped stocks across the region rebound strongly from their March lows, as Nick Sudbury reports

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