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Political uncertainty stalking the eurozone, however, is best navigated with a meeting by meeting approach.
Political uncertainty stalking the eurozone, however, is best navigated with a meeting by meeting approach.
Chief economist Philip Lane says focus on latest economic data will ebb
Analysts see a 25 basis point cut as the most likely result tomorrow, but political uncertainty clouds the outlook going forward.
Gloomy economic data concerned Philip Lane and other policymakers, minutes of September meeting reveal
Scan the economic data and it’s easy to see why Europeans have reason to look on with envy at their friends across the Atlantic.
ECB President Christine Lagarde had hinted last week that there would be no further action until December.
After a spate of bad news involving giants like Volkswagen and Intel, the mood in Germany has turned gloomy.
This week is packed with critical economic data and events, shaping global market sentiment. Three major central banks are scheduled to hold policy meetings and make decisions on their interest rates.
CEO adds that political instability could hurt Germany’s appeal as an investment destination.
Long-dated debt and slow growth means that overall borrowing costs will stay high and debt burdens heavy.
GDP per capita is still below its pre-pandemic peak, meaning that the average Briton is still worse off than five years ago.
First decrease since 2020 eases pressure on businesses a month after Keir Starmer became prime minister.
Spotlight on Lagardeโs press conference as uncertainty over French budget policy swirls.
The presumptive GOP nomineeโs remarks suggest that he may not go further than he did in his first term.
ECB staff cut inflation and growth forecasts as tight policy bites
The latest set of economic data from the UK has come in strong for November indicating that there may be hope for the British economy after all.
Weak economic data have added to investorsโ conviction on ECB and BoE moves next year
With China continuing to see disappointing economic data, European markets may suffer as Chinese exports and investments fall.
The revisions are due to new economic data and the difficulty in measuring economic activity in “such exceptional circumstances” as the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the INE.
Unemployment rate stays steady at 6.4 percent record-low.
Threats from China and North Korea shadowed the historic trilateral summit
Amid an economic downturn which has prompted fears of deindustrialisation, German economy minister Robert Habeck emphasised the strengths of the German economy and said that major investments of around โฌ80 billion are in the pipeline.ย