David Cameron

This week British Prime Minister David Cameron set out to persuade EU leaders to rethink the UK's membership on a two-day trip around Europe. Cameron has promised to hold a referendum on the region's membership in the EU by 2017, but first he plans to revamp it to make it more appealing to the...

Upon his re-election as British Prime Minister, David Cameron pledged to begin negotiations with eurozone policymakers in order to revise the UK's membership within the EU. During his campaign, Cameron promised to hold a referendum on the region's membership by 2017, though he has made...

This week could be the beginning of a more streamlined, responsible European Union, as the bloc's policy makers are set to discuss a new "Better Regulation" initiative. In an effort to cut down on unnecessary regulation, the European Commission is set to unveil a new proposal aimed at preventing...

Just days after being re-elected in a close-call vote, British Prime Minister David Cameron said he's already begun the process of renegotiating the UK's membership in the EU. One of Cameron's campaign promises was to hold a referendum on the region's EU membership once he'd negotiated a better...

In the early hours of Friday's trading, UK's FTSE gained 1.7 percent after the region's elections ended with a victory for Prime Minister David Cameron and the Conservative party. In the lead up to the election, polls showed that UK's two main parties, Labour and Conservatives,...

Greece's financial woes have raised questions over whether or not the eurozone should be preparing for the nation to exit the currency union. However, although Greece has been in the spotlight for the better part of three months, it isn't the only nation the European Union stands to...

Data out Wednesday showed that consumer prices in the eurozone fell 0.2 percent in December, something many believe is the beginning of a lengthy period of deflation within the bloc. Some eurozone companies claim that the damage from falling inflation has been offset by a weaker euro, but the...

The euro plummeted on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve’s monthly policy meeting served as a reminder that the U.S. central bank is moving in the polar opposite direction from the European Central Bank. On Thursday, the common currency steadied at $1.2878 as investors anxiously awaited...

Markets will be anxiously watching Scotland on Thursday as the nation begins a vote on whether or not to remain a part of the U.K. Polls out on Wednesday showed that those opposed to independence have a slight edge over supporters, but that around 10 percent of the nation remained undecided....

Following a referendum on secession over the weekend, pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine formally asked to become a part of Russia on Monday. Ukraine’s Donetsk region, where much of the conflict has been centered, made a plea to the Kremlin which was reminiscent of the situation in Crimea...

U.S. stocks declined as tensions continue to mount in Ukraine. Russia requested an emergency session with the United Nations Security Council over a recent operation conducted by Ukraine where at least seven people were killed in the town of Slavyansk. Ukraine's interim President Oleksandr...

The US government has shown no signs of progress in reaching an agreement that will restart Federal operations, adding to worries that the two sides will remain at odds through the October 17 deadline to raise the country’s borrowing limit. House Speaker John Boehner has said he will work...

The euro traded steadily on Friday morning even after UK Prime Minister David Cameron gave a worrying speech on Wednesday; in which he promised to but Britain's membership to the EU to a vote if his Conservative party won the upcoming election. Following his speech, the common currency was little...