Europe economy
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says Europe’s slow bureaucracy poses major economic risk to US
He praises some European leaders but warns that politics is ‘really hard’ despite awareness of key issues
Trump warns European civilisation faces ‘erasure’
Cultural and political failures threaten continent’s way of life more than its weak economy
Can quality of life be a superpower? Ask Finland
Bank of Finland governor Olli Rehn calls on all of Europe to ‘get its act together’
Eurozone to get hard data on tariff damage as ECB sets rates
Analysts expect the bloc to maintain the minimal 0.1% expansion it managed in the three months to June
Europe’s ageing burden far less than in the US or China
The most remarkable takeaway in a new Bruegel report is how relatively contained Europe’s fiscal burden appears in aggregate
ECB officials sticking to steady-rates plan after trade deal
Economists still expect a final quarter-point rate cut in December, three months later than they predicted in July
Eurozone industry shrinks more than feared in June but GDP holds up
A recent string of upbeat data, from PMI surveys to the European Commission’s sentiment index, fuels hopes that consumption keeps the bloc resilient to trade tensions
Pictet sees need to diversify from US equities and bonds, with Europe gaining strength as an alternative
A major trend that investors can play on is Europe’s revival, which is led by Germany’s awakening, says Pictet Wealth Management’s Alexandre Tavazzi
Eurozone GDP growth holds up better than feared in Q2
This economic resilience is a key factor why financial investors think the ECB is close to done easing borrowing costs after halving its key rate to 2 per cent in the past 13 months
Why Americans and Europeans disagree about globalisation
Diverging views on trade are due to differences in institutions, social resilience and political narratives
