Eurozone countries need to put more money in their rescue fund before G20 nations can help them, the G20 finance ministers say.

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G20 seeks eurozone bailout boost

The Dow Jones briefly tops the 13,000 mark in the US, while European markets dip after eurozone finance ministers agree to another bailout deal for Greece.

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Markets mixed on Greece bailout

After months of fraught negotiation, finance ministers were expected to agree to a second bailout in exchange for severe austerity measures.

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European Ministers Are Poised to Approve Greek Rescue

Officials in Brussels said that the announcement of a meeting of euro zone finance ministers suggested that an agreement in principle was likely among Greek political parties.

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Greece Nears Agreement on Bailout Package

As euro zone finance ministers gathered in Brussels to discuss the Greek debt crisis, Christine Lagarde said a “larger firewall” was needed to safeguard global financial stability.

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Europe Steps Up Pressure on Greece as I.M.F. Chief Urges Stronger Bailout Funds

Eurozone finance ministers will meet in Brussels later to discuss ways to expand the region’s bailout fund.

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Eurozone to discuss bailout fund

Arab League officials said that the country’s lack of action meant Arab finance ministers would meet in Cairo to discuss imposing sanctions.

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Syria Lets Arab League Deadline on Observers Pass

UK Chancellor George Osborne declares “real progress” among Europe’s finance ministers to beat the eurozone debt crisis.

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‘Progress’ at eurozone debt talks

At a Group of 20 meeting, finance ministers grappled with the particulars of quelling the debt crisis ahead of a European Union gathering on Oct. 23.

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Europeans Struggle Toward Debt Solution

Greece writes to finance ministers around the world to help assess global holdings of Greek government bonds.

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Greece seeks bondholder details

The chairman of the eurozone finance ministers warns that the IMF may not release the next payment in Greece’s bail-out package.

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IMF ‘may stop Greek aid payment’

Portugal’s bail-out request is expected to be discussed when European Union finance ministers meet later in Hungary.

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EU to discuss Portugal bail-out

Japanese shares rise sharply and the yen weakens after G7 finance ministers agree on joint intervention to stabilise Japan’s currency.

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Japan shares climb as yen weakens

G7 finance ministers agree on first coordinated intervention in the currency markets since 2000 to cut yen volatility.

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G7 agrees on Japanese yen action

The finance ministers from the Group of 20 economic powers reached a compromise, after pressuring China, on how to track imbalances in the global economy.

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As G20 Leaders Set Deal, Geithner Criticizes China