Despite analyst predictions, oil has hit a three month high as concerns about oil supplies continue to drive prices up for the near term

Greece drops out of the spotlight as the attention turns to Italy, which has the third largest economy of the eurozone countries, contributing 12 percent of the region's overall GDP.

There are hints at improvement in the latest jobs numbers, but it's still not enough — and not everyone is counted.

Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou drops vote on debt deal; but a stable future depends on short-term instability

The markets end on a positive as the Federal Reserve wraps up its two-day meeting without much news, and the eurozone waits on Greece.

The Greek prime minister shocks Europe with today's announcement that he's putting the agreement to a referendum vote. Markets are not happy.

How about this positive outlook: Today's downward turn in the stock market was far from enough to erase one of the strongest months ever for share prices

Not since 1974 has the S&P enjoyed such a bull market in the usually-bearish month of October. We talk with a trader who's been on the the New York Stock Exchange every October since then.

A euro zone agreement falls short of a bazooka but succeeds in giving investors some firepower.

Eurozone leaders are trying to solve the debt crisis. Can they overcome the bureaucratic hurdles to a comprehensive solution?