Indian Supreme Court refuses to stay govt's demonetisation move

India's Supreme Court Tuesday refused to stay the government's demonetisation move, but asserted that the "common man should not suffer".

Anger rising in India as banks slow to dispense cash to millions

Anger rose across India on Saturday as banks struggled to dispense cash after the government withdrew large denomination notes in a shock move aimed at uncovering billions of dollars of unaccounted wealth hidden from the taxman.

India: Banks to remain open this weekend to tackle rush after ban on Rs 500, Rs 1000 notes

Considering the rush of customers expected to exchange and deposit the banned denominations of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes, banks in the country will remain open for public transactions on Saturday and Sunday, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said today.

Greece will repay ECB, IMF loans. - ELA to Greek banks was being raised by €900m (Draghi)

European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi has said he has no doubt that Greece would repay its loans from the ECB and the International Monetary Fund.

Greece's tourism hit by debt crisis. As foreign tourists leave Greece, Turks stay

The Greek Tourism Confederation says it has seen a 30 percent drop in last-minute bookings, which typically account for one-fifth of bookings to the country.

Bulgaria tells holidaymakers heading for Greece to take cash, have full petrol tanks

Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry has made seven recommendations to the country’s holidaymakers heading to Greece, including to fill their tanks with fuel in Bulgaria and to have enough cash.

IMF confirms Greece did not make repayment. (The first developed nation to miss a payment)

The International Monetary Fund has confirmed that Greece did not make a €1.5bn repayment due today.

The fund said it received a request from Greece for a repayment extension, which its board would consider in due course.

Greeks head to Bulgaria to try to draw cash from ATMs

Greeks hit by bank closures and capital controls have been heading across the country’s northern border to Bulgaria to try to draw money from ATMs, with no success as their bank cards when used abroad are still subject to the imposed limit of 60 euro a day.

EU chief feels 'betrayed' over Greek debt talks

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has said he feels betrayed by Alexis Tsipras', the Greek prime minister, suprise call for a referendum last weekend and said that "playing one democracy against 18 others is not an attitude worthy of the great Greek nation".

Greeks Flock to ATMs After PM's Call for Bailout Referendum

Greece's prime minister call for a referendum on the outcome of bailout talks with international creditors led anxious Greeks to queue outside banks to withdraw cash from ATMs.