Eurozone
Inflation above ECB comfort zone in top economies backs hike
Softer inflation in Germany is unlikely to deter policymakers from tightening
Eurozone may face pockets of stress from private credit, not systemic risk: ECB
Signs of underlying strain in such markets have been emerging in recent weeks, particularly in the US
Eurozone economic activity contracts at fastest pace in over two years in May
The PMI fell to 47.5 in May from 48.8 – its lowest since October 2023
Eurozone companies expect new inflation surge if war lasts months: ECB poll
Businesses are raising their prices or announcing hikes, reflecting the surge in oil prices, the survey finds
Eurozone price spike seen surging higher in second month of war
Germany is seeing the energy shock playing out as a hit both to growth and inflation
Eurozone inflation jumps most since 2022 on energy costs
Expectations are that the ECB will have to raise interest rates
Europe’s economy can ride out Iran war – if it’s over in a month
Anything longer risks sabotaging the eurozone’s fledgling revival
Eurozone business activity up on German manufacturing revival
It expands for the first time in more than 3½ years as the government ramps up expenditure on defence and infrastructure
Eurozone inflation to rebound to target next year, ECB survey shows
[FRANKFURT] Eurozone inflation is likely to remain broadly on the same path as seen three months ago, dipping below 2 per cent this year, then returning to target in 2027, the European Central Bank’s ...
Eurozone economic momentum wanes further in January, PMI shows
It is down at 51.3 from 51.5 in December, touching a four-month low