Looking for lower market rates is the simplest interpretation of the wider backdrop. However, an upward creep in US inflation and a slow firming of Eurozone purchasing managers’ indexes argue against.

Clues on policy direction could come via a speech from the European Central Bank's Christine Lagarde. Governors from the central banks of England and Spain are also speaking today. In the U.K., an ...

COLUMN. The downgrade of France's sovereign credit rating by the Fitch and S&P agencies highlights just how little confidence ...

The EuroZone’s current account surplus has narrowed significantly, with the latest figure standing at €11.9 billion, down from the previous €29.8 ...

The euro last traded flat and Monex Europe said its potential to rise in the near term remained capped by the eurozone’s fragile growth dynamics and fiscal concerns.

Every time the market looks ready to roll over, it somehow remembers what it’s made of. It’s as if the bull, bruised but ...

The week begins with September house price, property investment and sales data, which are expected to underscore the sector's prolonged slump. A Wall Street Journal poll suggests the economy likely ...

According to some estimates, interest rate hikes can take up to 18 months to affect the economy. Thus, the ECB may want to ...

Imports of computers and related components into the eurozone have remained flat since late 2022, in stark contrast to the ...

A political deadlock in parliament has left President Emmanuel Macron struggling to reduce an out-of-control deficit.

The September inflation rate edged up from 2.4% in August, according to Eurostat, moving further above the European Central Bank’s 2% target. The eurozone countries that use the euro saw a smaller ...