Europe

Justin Onuekwusi, multi-asset fund manager at Aviva Investors, says high yield bonds and equities may well reward investors looking to gradually increase risk.

European markets have opened the week in positive territory, with the FTSE 100 rebounding from a period of extended losses.

The Treasury is preparing to water down a key recommendation in the Vickers report that would protect savers in the event of a bank going bust, according to reports.

Exchange traded product (ETP) turnover fell by 16% in Europe last week, although fixed income ETP volumes jumped 37%.

Hungary has asked the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the European Union (EU) for financial aid as its debt pile grows and its currency weakens.

In the first of our 'Three funds for...' series, a hypothetical Mr Davis has a medium attitude to risk and wants to move from an underweight to a neutral position in Europe. Ken Rayner, director of Rayner Spencer Mills, suggests a package of three Europe...

3pm update: European markets have bounced back from earlier falls following the release of positive economic data from the US.

AIFA chiefs have called for closer alignment between British and European regulation, and predicted further changes to the definition of independence.

The head of the IMF pleaded with China to support the eurozone as she warned the global economy is heading for a "lost decade".

ETF cash flows showed a divergence of sentiment between the US and Europe in October, with the replication debate taking its toll on Europe, Deutsche Bank reports.