European economy

Commentary There has been prejudice against the European economy. Previously we have discussed the unreasonably bearish outlook on it compared to the rest of the world, such as the United ...

BERLIN—Euro zone finance ministers pledged continued fiscal support on Friday to get their economies running again after the ...

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It's the D-word that's pushing the European Central Bank into a corner.

BRUSSELS—Counter-sanctions introduced by Russia in response to European sanctions are hurting some European countries, such as Latvia and ...

European car sales crashed in September as data from an industry association shows. German new car registrations fell ...

Deutsche Bank AG’s new corporate Strategy 2015+ includes a reduction in profitability targets, ambitious cost-cutting and restructuring plans.

European stock markets pulled back last week as the EURO STOXX benchmark index lost 1.5 percent but the ...

It has previously been noted that markets respond especially well to central banks as politicians have mostly lost ...

Last week was volatile, frantic, and nerve-racking for traders and investors alike. So called “tape-bombs”—a term used by ...

The finance ministers of the Group of Seven (G-7) nations met the morning of June 5 to discuss ...

Last week, European financial markets tumbled on concerns over Spanish banks and the ongoing European sovereign debt crisis.

Investment gurus and economic advisors are becoming more negative when the topics of the European Union (EU) and ...

Last week saw markets recover a bit after the previous week’s rout, but the situation remains precarious and ...

The European economy remains squarely in the doldrums.

Economic data in Europe was mixed at best, but markets were lifted on positive economic data.

Last week, European markets saw a slew of economic data releases as well as bond auctions and several ...

Trading was volatile for most of last week in light volume. There was no economic data release worth ...

Economic data did not rock European financial markets last week as the focus was on the first round ...

Last week's positive trend was essentially carried by the announcement of the six most important central banks of ...

Markets took little notice of the new leaders in Spain, Greece and Italy and focused instead on the ...