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Violent protests have broken out in Athens on a day when MPs voted in favour of introducing a package of austerity measures.

Jeremy Gleeson, portfolio manager at AXA Framlington, explains why interest in the technology sector is gaining pace.

Dawn Kendall, multi-manager at Architas, uses historical examples to pinpoint why the European monetary union is bound to fail in its present form.

Following a mixed 2011, Maria Merricks asks fund managers what this year has in store for the high yield sector.

Britain is not "walking away" from Europe, but safety measures must be put in place for EU countries that are outside the single currency, said Prime Minister David Cameron.

UK markets were firmer today, reaching new highs for 2012 as investors went to risk-on mode, despite the threat of a stand-off between Greece and its bondholders.

The eurozone could start to break apart this year with countries including Italy and Greece potentially exiting the single currency, a leading think-tank has warned.

Hungary has lost its investment grade credit rating from Moody's after the country went cap in hand to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

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...

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