Tag: eurozone

Spain's economy grew by 0.80% in the fourth quarter, aligning with market expectations. This growth, driven by strong domestic demand, ...

In a recent statement, Bulgaria's Deputy Finance Minister emphasized that joining the Euro Area would enhance institutional effectiveness and governance ...

Germany is poised to ease its strict "debt brake" policy, allowing for increased public spending to stimulate economic growth. This ...

Bulgaria's ongoing debate over adopting the euro remains largely overshadowed by political inertia and public skepticism. As the government pushes ...

Slovenia reported a current account deficit of 9 million euros in January, marking a shift from previous surpluses. This development ...

Fitch Ratings has affirmed Croatia's credit rating at A- with a stable outlook, signaling confidence in the country's economic stability ...

Italy's February final Consumer Price Index (CPI) recorded a year-on-year increase of 1.6%, slightly below the preliminary estimate of 1.7%. ...

German lawmakers are engaged in a heated debate over proposals to relax constitutional debt limits. Advocates argue that increased investment ...

Germany's recent adherence to the Debt Brake, unexpectedly tightening fiscal policy, signals a major shift in European economic strategy. This ...

Germany's recent policy U-turn on spending has repositioned it as a key player in Europe. By embracing fiscal expansion, Berlin ...

Italy's bond spread over Germany has fallen below 100 basis points, signaling increased investor confidence in Italy's fiscal stability. This ...

Germany's planned spending spree aims to bolster economic growth and infrastructure development amid global uncertainties. By investing heavily in key ...