Peter Spiegel

A road leads to the U.S. Capitol in Washington

Asia may be the winner as Europe and America kick the debt crisis can down the road, again

Congress has narrowly avoided a global financial crisis by taking a cue from Europe. Both regions are kicking the can down the road, rather than finding lasting solutions. Short-term fixes, though, may lead to long-term decline for the West.

Asia may be the winner as Europe and America kick the debt crisis can down the road, again

Outlook for U.S. and Global Economies May Be Grim Following Weak Jobs Report

Outlook for U.S. and Global Economies May Be Grim Following Weak Jobs Report

Markets React to the New Euro Pact

Markets React to the New Euro Pact

Europe on the Brink as Greece Calls Off Referendum

Europe on the Brink as Greece Calls Off Referendum
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Bernanke expresses doubts on economic recovery

Bernanke expresses doubts on economic recovery
The World

Greek and German Leaders Meet Over Debt Crisis

Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou and German Chancellor Angela Merkel met in Berlin Tuesday for crisis talks about saving the Greek economy.

Greek and German Leaders Meet Over Debt Crisis

Keeping the Greek economy from sinking the eurozone

Many in financial markets are already assuming that Greece is going to default on its loans, but there is growing opposition to any more bailouts.

Keeping the Greek economy from sinking the eurozone

Saving Greece and the Euro

In the latest attempt to stabilize the eurozone debt crisis, a number of measures are being discussed according to reports from the weekend's international meeting in Washington.

Saving Greece and the Euro

Central Banks Opens Credit to Struggling Euro Zone Banks

Central Banks Opens Credit to Struggling Euro Zone Banks
The World

The Looming Greek Default

Europe continues to struggle with finding a way out of its economic crisis. The most immediate threat to the Eurozone is the possibility of a Greek default. But some are openly wondering whether it's time to let Greece go.

The Looming Greek Default