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Another two days at least, to avoid the European Central bank told greece it will not provide more emergency funding, but instead will keep it at current levels. And today, it also became more difficult for the banks to tap loan money they need because the ecb effectively made their collater worth less. All this a day after greeks voted no in overwhelming fashion in yesterd in it they had to decide whether to accept or not accept those difficult reforms in exchange for a new round of Michelle Carusocabrera is in athens with more on what the outcome means for greeces. Reporte celebrations late ...

Another two days at least, to avoid the European Central bank told greece it will not provide more emergency funding, but instead will keep it at current levels. And today, it also became more difficult for the banks to tap loan money they need because the ecb effectively made their collater worth less. All this a day after greeks voted no in overwhelming fashion in yesterd in it they had to decide whether to accept or not accept those difficulte reforms in exchange for a new round of Michelle Carusocabrera is in athens with more on what the outcome means for greeces. Reporte celebrations late...

Another two days at least, to avoid the European Central bank told greece it will not provide more emergency funding, but instead will keep it at current levels. And today, it also became more difficult for the banks to tap loan money they need because the ecb effectively made their collater worth less. All this a day after greeks voted no in overwhelming fashion in yesterd in it they had to decide whether to accept or not accept those difficult reforms in exchange for a new round of Michelle Carusocabrera is in athens with more on what the outcome means for greeces. Reporte celebrations late ...

London stocks edged higher early trade on Monday as investors mulled the latest UK house price figures and looked ahead to key inflation data later in the week.

London stocks rose in early trade on Tuesday, helped along by solid performances from the likes of HSBC and Coca-Cola HBC, as investors eyed the start of the Federal Reserve’s two-day policy meeting.