No crisis on Greece bailout deal, says euro zone finance chief

Jeroen Dijsselbloem says claims on programme exaggerated as emergency talks begin

Euro zone finance meeting to focus on members' budgetary plans

Review of Greek bailout also on agenda along with EU debt and deficit rules

Debate begins as Greek debt relief talks open

But euro-group finance ministers push forward final decision until later this month

Cyprus exits bailout as Greece demands debt relief

Fourth euro zone country to exit EU-IMF bailout programme has turned economy around

Cantillon: Greek crisis brings chorus of disapproval

Bailout monitors are due to return to Athens next week to begin the first troika visit

Simon Harris plays down idea of new Irish push for debt relief

It ‘simply does not make sense’ to link Ireland to Greek campaign for further relief, says Minister of State

More reforms before Greece given €2bn loan

Finance ministers hold disbursement over delay in home arrears measures

Greece to top agenda at euro zone finance meeting

EU officials play down expectations of significant debt relief for Athens

Klaus Regling plays down expectations over Greek debt relief

Head of the European Stability Mechanism says Greece is already benefiting from loan terms

Greece likely to make €3.5bn payment to ECB on Monday

Eurogroup’s approval of €7bn bridging loan means Greeks set to make key payment

ESM’s Regling warns of Greek banking system collapse

Warning of ‘grave consequences’ for euro zone

Greece crisis: IMF attacks EU over proposed third bailout

IMF assessment may make it harder for Tsipras to secure approval from MPs

Greek bailout may take four weeks to negotiate

Dijsselbloem says Greece must pass reforms before talks begin on third bailout of €86bn

Greece told it may have to repay loans early

Greek finance minister’s claim debt deal was ‘more or less done’ is dismissed

What would a third Greek bailout look like?

The ESM will be the fulcrum of any new accord on funding for Athens

Stephen Collins: Politicians and people’s restraint saved us from a Greek scenario

After five tough years Irish economy is growing more strongly than any other in EU

EU fund says it reserves right to call in €130bn Greek debt early

The European Financial Stability Facility issues statement after Greek default with IMF

Greek crisis: Tsipras calls for No vote after issuing bailout request

Eurogroup to wait for the outcome of the Greece referendum before any further talks

Troika to meet officials for third post-bailout review of economy

State’s ‘unquestionable’ ability to repay loans is only assessment issue, say Irish officials

Pressure mounts on Greece as its EU creditors play down idea of debt deal

Schauble accuses Tsipras government of destroying previous regime’s progress

Greek drama takes another turn with abrupt end to euro meeting

Greek officials indicate they would not support document ahead of meeting

Cuts to Greek nominal debt ruled out

Euro zone finance ministers pledge to work constructively with new government in Greece following Syriza victory, but won’t support debt write-off

Eurogroup ‘ready to work with’ new Greek government

Eurogroup president Jeroen Dijsselbloem says there is little support for debt write-off

Syriza win puts Greek bailout in jeopardy

Euro zone finance ministers to discuss election outcome in Brussels on Monday

Klaus Regling tells inquiry policy decisions ‘added fuel to the fire’

Clear lack of budgetary discipline fed crisis, says Regling

Brussels upset by anti-austerity France

Paris set for battle over failure to meet deficit targets set by European Commission

Taxpayers to benefit from loan deal, Noonan indicates

Savings made by early repayment of IMF borrowings likely to be passed on in budget

Eurogroup approves Ireland's plan to repay IMF loans early

Noonan says Government has cleared first hurdle in bid to refinance portion of its IMF loans

Taoiseach optimistic about possibility of IMF loan deal

Minister for Finance Michael Noonan to seek further support for deal at eurogroup summit

Mood music good as Noonan set to tackle EU finance ministers

Analysis: agreement on plan to repay IMF bailout loans would be virtually certain to lessen case for retroactive direct bank recapitalisation from ESM fund

‘No objections ’ to early payment of IMF loans - EU official

Brussels says no decision yet on Ireland’s request to repay some debt early

Noonan travels to Brussels in bid to secure IMF loan deal

Minister embarks diplomatic drive to obtain EU approval for early repayment of debt

It’s early days yet but Ireland may agree deal to repay IMF loans early

Europe Letter: Noonan to meet senior EU figures next week in bid to get them on board

Bond yields fall as markets welcome Portugal's bailout exit

European Commission president José Manuel Barroso commended his country’s achievements

Debt relief for Ireland no closer in SRM deal

Agreement between European Parliament and member states concerns next phase of banking union

ESM chief welcomes dismissal of challenge to EU bailout fund

Regling says ruling in favour of his fund ‘good decision for Europe and for Germany’

Income tax cuts to stimulate jobs on cards, says Noonan

Minister tells OECD the ‘priority will be to widen the average rate band of income tax’

Irish banks in good shape - Regling

Chief of the eurozone’s bailout fund tells German newspaper he doesn’t expect any “big surprises” for Irish banks

Spanish people have paid high price to save country’s banks

Financial institutions face uphill battle to restore public confidence as country exits bailout

Failure to burn bondholders led to lower rates - Regling

Chief of the ESM bailout fund says no unanimous support in euro zone for ESM assistance

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