Eurozone growth beats expectations in third quarter | National
The eurozone economy grew faster than expected in the third quarter of 2025, official data showed Thursday, buoyed…
ECB holds rates steady with eurozone more resilient | Nation
The European Central Bank kept interest rates unchanged again Thursday, saying inflation was in check and risks to…
Bundesbank sees years of losses ahead, but thinks the worst is over – POLITICO
Nagel stressed that the Bundesbank’s balance sheet was “solid” and said he sees no need to ask the…
Week Ahead – Jittery Markets Await Central Bank Bonanza
Fed to highlight busy week for central bank decisions BoC expected to cut too, ECB and BoJ to…
Risiko Staatsverschuldung: Welches Land die Maastricht-Regeln einhält – und wo die Schuldenquoten steigen
Update Franzosen, Italiener, Griechen? Wo Europa die Schuldenregeln bricht Von Martin Morcinek 25.10.2025, 11:15 Uhr Artikel anhören Diese…
Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary: Crude Oil Pops Under Sanction Pressure
Summary United States: Fed Still Poised to Cut as Inflation Data Show Only Modest Gain The fire is…
Eurozone inflation on the rise
The euro area’s annual inflation rate was 2.2% in September 2025, up from 2% in August. A year…
Eurozone inflation rises to 2.2% in September, exceeding ECB target
Consumer inflation in the eurozone climbed to 2.2% in September, up from 2.0% in August, according to final…
EU considers withholding funds from countries that don’t fix pension systems – POLITICO
“You can’t buy pension reform,” said a deputy finance minister. “It’s going to hit the nerve of what…
German central bank suffers first loss since 1979
Germany’s central bank last year posted its first loss since 1979, amid swift changes in eurozone interest rate…
EU pressures G7 countries to loan frozen Russian assets to Ukraine – POLITICO
LUXEMBOURG — The EU will urge its G7 allies to use Russian frozen assets to issue their own…
ECB Minutes an Avalanche of Fed Speakers
Markets Caretaking French PM Lecornu reported back to president Macron that there are still possibilities for a compromise…