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Amundi ETF has launched a fund tracking the S&P 500 index, as part of its latest range listed on NYSE Euronext Paris.

Investors are placing bets on a Black Monday-style crash in the UK stock market at the fastest rate since the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, the Bank of England warns.

M&G's Richard Woolnough, who sparked strong debate over his negative view on the euro, discusses why a new single-currency might be the best thing for the troubled European bloc.

The euro will have broken up before the end of this Parliamentary term, according to the majority of economists surveyed by The Sunday Telegraph.

The Czech Republic President has hit out at the eurozone bloc, saying the union has failed to bring meaningful economic benefits to its members.

Schroders' Andy Brough believes an eventual collapse of the euro would not be the Doomsday event many fear and could be the best scenario for many nations on the Continent.

Standard & Poor's has launched the S&P International Corporate Bond index, comprising public investment grade corporate bonds by issuers outside the US.

A number of hedge funds that made millions from the implosion of America's subprime market are betting on a similarly dramatic collapse of the euro.

Investors are risking their money by moving it in an over-optimistic reaction to the UK political deal, Bestinvest warns.

The Dow Jones advanced more than 4% in early trading Monday while the FTSE maintained impressive gains as the markets took confidence from a €750bn weekend rescue deal to defend the euro.