Tag: eurozone

Slovenia recorded a current account deficit of 9 million euros in January, signaling a notable shift from its previous surpluses. ...

Fitch Ratings has reaffirmed Croatia's credit rating at A- with a stable outlook, highlighting strong confidence in the nation's economic ...

Italy's final Consumer Price Index (CPI) for February showed a year-on-year rise of 1.6%, just shy of the initial estimate ...

German lawmakers are locked in a fierce debate over plans to ease constitutional debt limits. Supporters insist that boosting investment ...

Germany's recent commitment to the Debt Brake, unexpectedly tightening its fiscal policy, marks a bold turning point in European economic ...

Germany's recent shift in spending policy has catapulted it back into the spotlight as a major force in Europe. By ...

Italy's bond spread over Germany has dropped below 100 basis points, highlighting a surge in investor confidence in Italy's fiscal ...

Germany's ambitious spending spree is set to ignite economic growth and transform infrastructure, even as global uncertainties loom. By channeling ...

Inflation in Luxembourg fell to 1.7% in February 2025, according to the latest data from Delano.lu. This encouraging drop marks ...

France's pledge to boost defense spending presents a tough challenge for its fiscal consolidation plans. As the government strives to ...

Bulgarian nationalists recently took to the streets of Sofia in a powerful protest against the government’s plans to adopt the ...

Albania has successfully sold €103 million in one-year treasury bills, just shy of its €150 million target. This outcome highlights ...