Africa's 'oil price winners' face mixed prospects

Two-thirds of African states are net oil importers, resulting in mixed economic effects from the price drop

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Syriza must wrest some new deal from Greece's lenders

New government is lobbying in EU for new debt deal consistent with anti-austerity election promises

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The Commission's infrastructure initiative could reinforce the ongoing monetary policy effort to boost growth

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ECB bond buying will dampen Spanish and Italian yields while stoking German determination to take hard line with Greece

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'Stability and growth' policies have cut government debt, lowered bond yields and left Merkel scope for fiscal boost

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Malaysia's lead in Islamic finance and ability to benefit from ASEAN financial integration has suffered a setback

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Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras today unveils his new cabinet, as talks with the EU/ECB/IMF 'troika' are likely to stall

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The ECB unveiled a sovereign QE programme, aimed at fighting deflation threats in the euro-area

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Third party could help bridge the gap between the anti-austerity Syriza party and Greece's international lenders

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Elections at all levels will take place against a challenging and shifting economic context

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