eurozone

Hungary is the latest European Union country to head into trouble, but it isn't part of the eurozone.

The Obama administration is increasingly concerned about the debt crisis in the eurozone. But some of its roots stem from American shores.

France enjoys a AAA credit rating, but speculators are pressuring the Gallic republic, which they see as the Eurozone's next weakest link

The value euro has been slipping over the last few years, and yet the Baltic state of Estonia still wants to join the eurozone.

Marketplace's Christopher Werth reports from the Estonian capital, Tallinn.

The Continent's currency crisis is causing old rivalries to bubble up, pitting financially strong nations like Germany against some of the eurozone's less disciplined members.

Investors pushed the euro up from recent lows, but for many other currencies some of the damage may have already been done.

Alisa Roth reports.

Slovakia has been able to rebuild itself since the end of communism, succeeding where many thought it would fail.

Shortly, it will join the eurozone. It's a sign of success, but do Slovaks feel it's the right way to go? Stephen Beard reports.