Europe has been struggling to meet its inflation target for some time. While this hasn’t had an adverse effect on the bloc’s economy, the European Central Bank’s credibility could be at stake
In an effort to circumvent EU spending rules, Italy’s political leaders have intimated they may introduce a new type of security. This could inject liquidity into the national economy and signal the beginning of the end for the euro
Over the past decade, the eurozone has struggled to wash its hands of dirty money. As a result, money laundering has become a global concern that requires a major solution
The dollar dominates the global economy, affording the US significant power. If the euro can strengthen its role in global trade, it could become a legitimate alternative
Challenging conditions in Germany and Italy are adding headwinds to economic expansion
Europe’s second-largest home improvement retailer, Kingfisher Group, is streamlining its business in order to deliver on its ambitious profit targets
The GDP growth rate of eurozone countries has fallen to 0.2 percent, the slowest since 2014
The European Central Bank could be set to phase out its emergency stimulus programme as wages in the eurozone grow at their quickest rate for two years
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker is optimistic about Europe’s economic outlook, earmarking the next 12-18 months as the time to push through fiscal reforms
New figures released by Eurostat revealed core inflation has risen to a four-year high despite falling unemployment
Employment rose 1.4 percent in the first quarter of 2017, surpassing the eurozone’s pre-crisis record
Fears regarding Europe’s future are gaining traction, with the manager of global hedge fund Frank Templeton warning “things are not normal in Europe”
Lisbon summit sees European leaders calling for greater economic and monetary integration amid populist threats and uncertainty, stating that “weakening Europe is not an option”
As output growth in the Euro area hits its highest point in over five years, political uncertainty casts a shadow over prospects of continued momentum
ECB President, Mario Draghi, stressed that the eurozone’s quantitative easing programme “remains flexible”, announcing asset purchases will decrease as they are extended over a longer time frame
The European CEO awards 2023 have now been announced, presenting our pick of the CEOs, companies and campaigns leading their sectors.
