Showing posts with label EU Economy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label EU Economy. Show all posts
May 17, 2021

EU-Economy: European Commission upgrades economic forecasts - by Sam Fleming

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The European Commission has sharply raised its economic forecasts for the coming two years, as an accelerating vaccination campaign helps th...
January 9, 2020

EU Green Transition: EU's green transition 'will have slightly positive economic effect'

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EU's move towards a carbon-neutral economy to tackle climate change will have a "slightly positive" economic effect, it'...
February 3, 2019

EU Economy: Netherlands' Central Bank President Knot: "European economy 'very much okay'

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Netherlands Parliament and offices of the PM in the Hague Klaas Knot, the president of the Netherlands’ Central Bank, said Euro...
May 6, 2018

EU Economy: Spring 2018 Economic Forecast: Expansion to continue amid new risks

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Growth rates for the EU and the euro area beat expectations in 2017 to reach a 10-year high at 2.4%. Growth is set to remain strong ...
February 26, 2017

EU Economy: Every one of the EU's 28 member economies is growing simultaneously for the first time since 2007

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Quartz reports that the European Union is facing its biggest crisis since… well, since its last big crisis. The perpetually problematic un...
December 30, 2016

EU Economy: What will the European economy look like in 2017? - by Lizzie O'Leary and Stephen Beard

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There were three big electoral events affecting the global economy in the second half of 2016. The biggest event  by far, of course, occ...
March 21, 2016

European Economy: The ECB goes Rogue - by Sylvester Eijffinger

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The European Central Bank has done it again. At its recent meeting in Frankfurt, the ECB Governing Council decided to increase bond purch...
January 14, 2016

EU Economy: To Avoid A 2016 Crash, The Major Powers Need To Pull In The Same Direction - by Anton Muscatelli

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It looks already as if 2016 will be a pivotal year for the world economy. RBS has advised investors to “sell everything except for high-q...
May 19, 2015

EU Economy: "Hanky-Panky" capitalism certainly is not an example that should be followed within the EU - by RM

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Smart long term thinking when it comes to privatization unfortunately is not one of the US's strong points. It has been proven over a...
January 24, 2015

QE ECB: Germany wary of ECB quantitative easing, World Bank warns reforms needed as well

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European stock markets were boosted by the European Central Bank’s bond-buying scheme with several share indexes hitting seven-year high...
December 9, 2014

EU-Economy: EU selects projects worth 1.3 trillion-euro to revive economy and jobs

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The European Union has drawn up a wish list of almost 2,000 projects worth 1.3 trillion euros ($1.59 trillion) for possible inclusion in ...
November 14, 2014

Global Economy: European economic figures far more accurate than those from the US - by RM

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Transparency key to success Atlantic Alliance When listening to or reading US financial reports there are some remarkably disturbing fa...
September 23, 2014

EU Economy: Visco Says ECB May Not Need to Add Stimulus Amid Euro - by Jana Randow Decline

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The European Central Bank may not need to add stimulus measures after steps in the past three months pushed down the euro, said Governin...
August 26, 2014

EU Economy: Europe fears deflation as Ukraine stays centre-stage

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The eurozone's growing fears of deflation will be stirred again on Friday when preliminary consumer price data for August will be iss...
June 10, 2014

EU-Economy: Quantitative easing: ECB getting closer to US Fed-style stimulus ( Lets hope not) - by David McHugh

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The European Central Bank has deployed a raft of aggressive measures to boost Europe's economy, but stopped short of the one many econ...
February 28, 2014

EU-Economy: George Soros says he's a euro believer, looks to invest in Europe banks

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Billionaire investor George Soros, the man made famous for  breaking the Bank of England  by shorting the pound in 1992, reportedly told a ...
February 15, 2014

Eurozone recovery still slow, but Germany and France doing better than expected

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Europe's overall economy may be weak, but eurozone growth continues. Indeed it was slightly stronger-than-expected in the bloc’s two...
February 11, 2014

EU Anti-Corruption Report shows corruption in the EU amounts to more than 120 billion euros a year:

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Corruption is widespread in the EU even in the Netherlands Corruption continues to be a challenge for Europe. Affecting all EU Member S...