There is an opportunity for the continent as investors look to diversify away from the US dollar, but seizing it will be difficult
Germany argues state aid will benefit Eurozone if bloc’s largest economy is revived
Policymakers at central bank fret that a surging currency increases the risk of inflation undershooting
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Interest rates expected to be kept on hold at central bank’s next meeting after June reading
Structural shifts such as AI and geopolitical fragmentation make world more volatile, says central bank
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German chancellor backs more muscular approach ahead of July talks deadline
French central bank governor says further easing remains possible as underlying inflation outlook remains unchanged
Artists had lobbied Rome to close the tax gap amid fears domestic market could collapse
Government reforms fail to address long-standing incentives that encourage shorter working lives, says central bank
Finance agency board member points to major change in Eurozone’s core sovereign bond market
Eurozone’s former crisis spots have shaken off concerns over rising debt levels as investors bet on fiscal co-operation
US president frustrated at Federal Reserve’s wait-and-see approach while European Central Bank has cut rates again
Emmanuel Macron wants to strengthen military as US pulls back from Europe but must tackle steep borrowing costs
Central bank president’s remarks come after governing council members reduce rates by quarter point to 2%
Quarter-point reduction comes after Eurozone inflation fell below target in May
Finance minister Lars Klingbeil outlines measures to boost corporate investments amid threat of US tariffs
May figure comes as ECB meets this week to consider further cut to borrowing costs
Central bank governor Fabio Panetta warns the brain drain is adding to pressure on the economy
Economy minister Katherina Reiche says Germany’s steel and chemicals sectors are essential for Europe’s competitiveness
Many fixed-rate loans taken out in era of low and negative interest rates are now coming to an end, the ECB warns
Eurozone accession was repeatedly pushed back due to political turmoil and rising inflation
Austrian central bank governor warns earlier reductions are ‘more risky’ and will have ‘no effect’ on growth in the currency bloc
The EU now has a unique chance to capitalise on investor doubts about the US and promote the euro as a reserve currency
