GermanChancellorAngelaMerkelandFrenchPresidentEmmanuelMacronhavepostponedaplantoproposeeurozonereformsatasummitofEuropeanleadersthismonth,DerSpiegelreportedonSa
EmboldenedbyapreliminarycoalitiondealbetweenChancellorAngelaMerkelandtheSocialDemocrats(SPD),GermanyandFrancewilltrytoinjectnewmomentumintotheirstalledEUreforme
LionelMessi,whorecentlypennedalucrativenewcontractwithBarcelona,couldcomfortablyearnmorethan100millioneuroseveryyear,accordingtoareportreleasedbyFrance-basedMed
EuropeanshareswereflatonMondaywithbanksweighingandMadrid’sbourselaggingitspeersasCatalonia’spoliticalcrisisdeepened.Thepan-EuropeanSTOXX600wasup0.1percentwhileS
TheyenstoodtallonTuesdayastensionsontheKoreanpeninsulaflared-upanewamidanescalatingwarofwordsbetweenNorthKoreaandtheUnitedStates,whiletheeurostrugglednearafour-
FrenchPresidentEmmanuelMacronwillunveilmoredetailedproposalsforreformstotheeurozoneonSept.26,twodaysafterGermany’sfederalelection,aFrenchdiplomaticsourcesaidonW
Industrial output across the 19 countries that make up the eurozone fell in June, official figures showed Monday, in a development that likely illustrates the export-sapping impact of the rising euro.
SupportivecrudepricesandstrongresultsfromenergyfirmsandautoscompanieshelpedEuropeansharesinchhigheronWednesday,whilebanksweretheworst-performingsectorasresultsd
The euro jetted past $1.14 to its highest in just under 14 months on Thursday, with attempts by European Central Bank sources to moderate the message taken from a speech by President Mario Draghi this week falling on deaf ears.
Theeurojettedpast$1.14toitshighestinjustunder14monthsonThursday,withattemptsbyEuropeanCentralBanksourcestomoderatethemessagetakenfromaspeechbyPresidentMarioDrag
EurozonegovernmentsthrewGreeceanother11th-hourcreditlifelineonThursdayworth$9.5billionandsketchednewdetailonpossibledebtreliefastheIMFfinallyofferedtohelpoutaft
IftheeuroareacountriescontinuetoinsistonbalancingthebooksandcuttinginhalftheircurrentpublicdebttoGDPratio,itsimplyfollowsthattheECBhastoprovideanappropriateamou
The dollar recovered from last week's seven-month lows on Monday, edging up against the euro and yen, but still looking exposed to any renewed optimism from a European Central Bank policy meeting this week.
Thedollarrecoveredfromlastweek'sseven-monthlowsonMonday,edgingupagainsttheeuroandyen,butstilllookingexposedtoanyrenewedoptimismfromaEuropeanCentralBankpolicymee
FranceisconfidentthatGreeceanditsinternationallenderscanreachadealonadditionalmeasuresofdebtreliefforAthensinJune,FrenchFinanceMinisterBrunoLeMairesaidonMondaya
Discord over the Greek debt negotiations are set to overshadow a meeting of EU finance ministers in Brussels on Monday.
Eurozone economy is expected to grow by about 1.6 percent in 2016, slightly stronger than market expectations, partly thanks to the perseverance of the European Central Bank (ECB) in pumping money into the market through a bond-buying program since January 2015.