Tag: Eurozone
Eurozone industrial production growth showed acceleration in April
Eurozone industrial production growth accelerated in April, data from Eurostat showed on Monday.
Industrial production grew 0.8 per cent on a monthly basis in April,...
Eurozone current account surplus declines in January
dpa-AFX/GNA - The euro area current account surplus declined in January, the European Central Bank said Monday.
The current account logged a surplus of...
After strong GDP rebound, eurozone braced for fresh virus setbacks
The 19 eurozone countries fear that the second wave of coronavirus infections will wipe out the hard-won economic growth clawed back over the past...
EU predicts Finland could have weakest growth in eurozone in 2021
The European Commission on Tuesday gave Finland the worst growth prospect of the 19-member eurozone in 2021, saying in its Summer 2020 Economic Forecast...
Eurozone lack of public investment limits economic growth
A lack of public investment following the 2008 financial crisis has limited the economic growth of countries within the eurozone, according to a study...
Eurozone industrial production rises in April
The April industrial production in the eurozone rose as expected, a sign that eurozone's recovery has continued into the second quarter.
The...
MEPs push for muscling up eurozone
The members of the European Parliament (MEP) called for efforts to "muscle up" the ailing eurozone as radical plans have been approved by the...
EU revises up eurozone economic outlook despite uncertainties
Economic growth in the 19-country eurozone is expected to speed up due to better-than-expected performance despite uncertainties sparked by Brexit this year and headwinds...
7 out of 10 Greeks want stay in eurozone
The majority of Greeks (71.4 percent) wants Greece to stay in the eurozone, with only 22.4 percent choosing the return to drachma, according to...
Eurozone rescue fund sells largest long-term bond in 2 years
The eurozone's rescue fund on Wednesday sold its largest long-term bond since 2014, two days after it approved short-term debt relief measures for Greece.
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Eurozone: construction output fell 0.9 percent in September
The shrinking in the euro area is due to building construction falling by 1.1 percent, while civil engineering rose by 0.4 percent.
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Eurozone lifts growth view for 2016 but cuts 2017’s
The European Union yesterday edged up its eurozone growth forecast for this year but trimmed it for 2017, warning that the economy faced new...
Eurozone Is Gradually Collapsing – IMF
The IMF made this observation in its latest controversial intervention in the referendum campaign, that the Eurozone was in danger of being torn apart...
Eurozone economy at long last reaches pre-emergency levels
Inflation in Europe however remained very low and a source of concern with the threat of long term damage caused by falling prices weighing...
Growth In Eurozone Increased By 0.6% In Q1
The Eurostat statistics agency said growth in the 19-nation single currency bloc accelerated in January to March to 0.6 percent.
This expansion was double the...
Unemployment in the Eurozone fell in March to 10.2%
The European currency bloc has made some progress in whittling down its jobless rate since it hit a record 12.1 per cent in 2013,...
France Growth To Remain Slightly Below Average
Speaking to the financial committee in the senate, the BdF chief noted that French economy would be "resistant as it would rise at least...
ECB Currency Bloc Expected To Expand By 1.4 percent
Inflation is projected to average 0.1 per cent this year - down from the 1 per cent the bank projected in December.
Consumer prices should...
Retail trade in Eurozone up by 0.4 percent
In December, retail trade rose by 0.6 percent in the euro area and by 0.3 percent in the 28-country EU block.
Compared with the same...
10.3% Fall In Unemployment Recorded In Eurozone
The European currency bloc has struggled to significantly whittle down its jobless ranks, amid efforts to rev up its economy after emerging from recession...
Eurozone retail trade recorded an increase in Dec by 0.3 %
In November last year, retail trade remained stable in the eurozone and rose by 0.3 percent in the EU, according to data issued by...
Greece debt crisis: Eurozone nods to the ?7bn bridging loan
Greek pensioners have been some of the hardest hit by bank closures lasting nearly three weeks
The loan is expected to be confirmed on...
How the Eurozone crisis is tilting the transfer balance towards the Premier League
By Kieran Maguire
As if a ?5 billion TV deal was not enough, the ongoing Greek financial crisis has stacked the cards firmly in favour...
Eurozone finalise ?agreement? on Greece debt
He tweeted that a bailout programme was ?all ready to go? for Greece, ?with serious reforms and financial support?.
Details of the agreement were not...
Greece has until Thursday to present new proposals to eurozone
Greek banks remain shut, with controls on cash machine withdrawals
The eurozone has given Greece until Thursday to present new proposals to secure a...
Juncker admits Grexit is still in play
European Commission (EC) President Jean-Claude Juncker said on Tuesday night after a Euro summit that Grexit cannot be ruled out though he doesn't want...
Greek Prime Minister to put before eurozone new plans
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras
The plan is said to include a demand for Greece?s debt to be cut by up to 30%, after...
No votes in Greece?s referendum draws Greece and Eurozone into strange waters
The Greek people on Sunday gave an overwhelming "No" in the referendum on a rescue package from creditors, dramatically increasing the chance for the...
Hopes of hitting a deal diminish despite Eurozone attempts
Eurozone will hold a last-minute critical meeting to finalize Greece' new proposals late Wednesday but hope of reaching a deal faded as part of...
Eurozone leadership repeats call for a Greek deal
German Chancellor Angela Merkel said new proposals offered by Greece constituted ?some progress?. But she said more work was needed and ?time is short?.
Greece...