Once regarded as anchors of financial stability within the eurozone, Germany and France are now contending with turbulence that has upended old perceptions. These two former bastions, once considered the
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France stands on the precipice of a potential financial intervention by the International Monetary Fund as its government teeters dangerously close to collapse. Warnings from the finance minister, Eric Lombard,
The European Central Bank (ECB) has announced a reduction in interest rates to 2%, marking the eighth consecutive quarter-point cut within a year. This decision aims to counteract the economic
The European Central Bank (ECB) is poised to cut interest rates further this week as inflation in the eurozone has fallen below the 2 per cent target for the first
The European Central Bank has cut borrowing costs across the 20-member euro area for the third time this year, reducing its main interest rate to 2.25% amidst growing concerns over
Europe is experiencing yet another pivotal moment reminiscent of past economic crises. This time, the catalyst is a significant investment strategy introduced by incoming German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who has
The European Central Bank (ECB) has announced another cut in interest rates across the 20-member eurozone, reducing its deposit rate by a quarter of a percentage point to 2.5%. This
Nearly half of economists surveyed by the Financial Times have criticised the European Central Bank (ECB) for being too slow to implement interest rate cuts, suggesting the institution is falling
The European Union should mirror American approaches by advocating increased local procurement of military equipment to strengthen regional defence capabilities, according to a prominent German defence contractor. Oliver Dörre, chief
A significant shift in the Eurozone’s economic landscape is emerging as the European Central Bank (ECB) grapples with an unprecedented reversal of fortunes among its member states. Countries previously devastated
European manufacturing sectors are experiencing a severe downturn, with both the UK and Eurozone reporting concerning figures for November. The manufacturing PMI in the UK plummeted to a nine-month low
The introduction of post-Brexit border rules on 30 April has led to significant delays in seed imports from the EU, causing concern among UK vegetable growers. The British Tomato Growers’
The Eurozone’s economy grew faster than expected, by 0.3 percent in the second quarter. This has allayed fears that the fragile recovery is losing steam. The growth rate of the
According to official statistics, Germany is also heading towards a recession. The Utopia of the Seas, built in Saint-Nazaire by Royal Caribbean for the cruise ship operator, added €1bn to
Marine Le Pen’s high-spending policy will be funded by debt, according to the president of the European Central Bank. Christine Lagarde, who won the first round of France’s snap elections
The European Central Bank cut interest rates, for the first in nearly five years. However, future cuts will depend on whether or not price pressures continue to ease. The quarter-point
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