Italian, Spanish, Portuguese yields jump after Greeks vote 'No'

LONDON, July 6 (Reuters) - Italian, Spanish and Portuguese bond yields rose just over 10 basis points on Monday after an overwhelming Greek vote against EU-prescribed austerity measures that could set Athens on a path out of the euro zone.

Bonds Rally as Draghi Says QE Program Must Be Fully Implemented

Euro-area government bonds rose as European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said policy makers’ debt-buying plan must be implemented in full to work.The 1.1 trillion euro ($1.2 trillion) quantitative-easing plan has already changed the face of the region’s debt markets.

Italy’s Bonds Rise With Spain’s as Official Signals ECB Stimulus

Italian and Spanish bonds rose for the first time in three days as European Central Bank policy maker Christian Noyer said in an interview officials would consider buying government debt to stimulate euro-area growth.

Europe shares close higher on Fed relief, ECB

European shares closed higher on Thursday after an announcement from the European Central Bank (ECB) on how it will make key decisions in the future.

FOREX-Euro subdued near two-week lows, wary of ECB

LONDON, April 22 (Reuters) - The euro hovered near a two-week low against the dollar on Tuesday and fell against the yen, as expectations the ECB will try to halt any further strengthening kept investors away from the single currency.

ECB considers Fed-style stimulus

Negative interest rates? Printing money? They're now both firmly on the agenda in Europe if prices don't start to pick up soon.

Nowotny eyes 'self-correction' of low inflation, strong euro

(Reuters) - Low euro zone inflation and the strong euro could both start to self-correct this year without necessarily requiring any action from the European Central Bank, one its policymakers Ewald Nowotny said on Tuesday.

Investors wary of "slow panic" on growth after Cyprus rescue

LONDON (Reuters) - World markets have reacted calmly to the twists and turns of Cyprus's financial rescue in the last fortnight but many investors fear the economic fallout is yet to come.

Spanish bonds regaining favour among some investing elite

LONDON (Reuters) - The ECB's bond-buying plan, Madrid's reforms and global monetary easing are luring foreign investors back to Spanish sovereign debt, particularly for short-term paper.

Bank of America and Morgan Stanley revenues boosted by ECB's LTRO loans

The banks saw trading revenues surge in the first quarter of the year as the wave of cheap, three-year loans that the ECB began in December revived appetite to make bets across a range of asset classes.