Europe

What would it take for a European reset to succeed?

Slow but steady underperformance may no longer be an option – its choices are abject failure or renewal

Few details have filtered out about the diplomatic compromise that apparently satisfied Mr Trump enough for him to withdraw his initial Greenland tariff threat.

Three key provisions in Trump’s Greenland deal with Nato. Will they be enough?

EU leaders appear to have agreed they will now proceed to ratify their existing trade deal with the US

US President Donald Trump over the weekend threatened additional tariffs on eight European countries until the US is allowed to buy Greenland, ushering in fresh trade uncertainties.

Citi downgrades European equities to neutral after Trump’s tariff threats

[SINGAPORE] Citigroup has downgraded European equities for the first time in over a year, citing worsening relations between Brussels and Washington over President Donald Trump’s push to seize Greenla...

Precious metals are traditionally viewed as a safe-haven asset class during periods of geopolitical or market uncertainty.

Gold, silver hit fresh highs as Trump’s Greenland tariffs rattle European markets

In contrast, the US dollar – another traditional safe-haven asset – weakens

Trump’s tariff threat could prove an unwelcome interruption to the rally in European equities.

Trump tariff threat to weigh risk sentiment, European stocks

The US holiday on Monday also suggests thinner market conditions and no Treasury cash trade overnight

None of the world’s 20 largest technology companies, and none of the 20 most highly valued startups, are European.

Europe does not lack capital – it lacks scale

If Europe wants to be a technological power, it must finally implement a genuine single market

BYD sells the Dolphin Surf for less than 23,000 euros (S$34,830) in Europe.

Europe’s naivety about the China export shock is tragic

Abandoning the 2035 combustion engine ban will not secure the European car industry’s future

Classic cars from European brands have outperformed stock markets in recent years.

JPMorgan lets rich European clients borrow against luxury cars

The Wall Street giant’s private bank will give clients the option of borrowing against classic, rare or custom-designed automobiles

US President Donald Trump’s comments on Europe doubled down on extraordinary criticism of top US partners.

Trump slams ‘decaying’ and ‘weak’ Europe

PRESIDENT Donald Trump blasted Europe as “decaying” and “weak” on immigration and Ukraine in an interview published on Tuesday, deepening a rift between the United States and some of its oldest allies...

As one of the few major European players in the enterprise-software sector, SAP's power lies not only in its scale, but in its ability to establish the rules and standards of global commerce.

European tech sovereignty requires digital leverage, not self-sufficiency

The EU should prioritise strategic capacity over policies that risk isolating the bloc