Eurogroup

Paschal Donohoe closes in on second term as Eurogroup president

Belgium and the Netherlands have publicly backed Mr Donohoe’s candidacy although rivals could emerge in coming days

Diversification in Irish tech sector will help weather job cuts, says Donohoe

Warnings of winter recession as finance ministers meet in Brussels

Belgium and Netherlands back Donohoe’s run to keep Eurogroup presidency

Some member states declare support for Irish bid to have two representatives at finance ministers’ grouping

Donohoe bids to remain Eurogroup president with McGrath also attending meetings

Proposal would see Michael McGrath attend as finance minister

Donohoe confident financial stability risk can be addressed

IMF calls for fiscal tightening next year and more targeted energy supports as it predicts inflation will run at 6% next year

Paschal Donohoe: ‘Disease does not lend itself to being defined in economic terms’

Minister for Finance and chair of eurogroup on bank notes, inflation and Omicron impact

Ireland may support global tax deal, Donohoe says

State will continue to engage in negotiations within the OECD until October, Minister says

Covid supports for businesses likely to be extended until mid year, says Donohoe

Minister for Finance chaired Eurogroup meeting briefed by WHO on Covid-19 outlook

Ireland’s experience of economic crisis shaping EU policy, says Donohoe

‘Profound difference’ in approach to Covid-19 compared to 2008 financial crisis

Paschal Donohoe endorsed for Eurogroup presidency by EPP party

Minister deemed suitable on grounds of understanding and Ireland’s bailout history

Paschal Donohoe seen as contender for Eurogroup presidency

Minister is ‘very much liked’ in Brussels but availability for post will depend on new government

Dijsselbloem not to step down over ‘booze and women’ remark

Portuguese leader calls for Eurogroup chief to resign over ‘xenophobic’ interview

Give Ireland more budget flexibility, Noonan urges euro group

Minister argues for more room for investment spending as finance ministers meet

Emily O’Reilly seeks clarity on Eurogroup transparency proposals

Ombudsman wants more information on public access to unpublished documents

Greek bailout to be focus of EU finance meeting

Finance minister Tsakalotos expected to brief counterparts on milestones reached

EU states warned over budgets

Spain could now be forced to submit a revised budget after December’s elections

Eurogroup agrees release of €26bn as Greek bailout approved

€10bn will be used to recapitalise banks as country seals future in euro zone

Temporary deals aside, is Germany preparing for a hasty Grexit?

Letter from Germany’s ‘five wise men’ says euro zone would be stronger without Greece

Bond yields fall as markets welcome Portugal's bailout exit

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

Risk of euro break-up now higher than ever before

Cyprus bailout sets precedents that could hasten the demise of the single currency

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