The European Central Bank shouldn’t increase the size of its interest-rate cuts to perk up the region’s flagging economy, Governing Council member Robert Holzmann told CNBC.

Frankly, it's hard to see such optimism coming through for the euro today. Growth remains poor, the fiscal cavalry remains in ...

Gold finished January on an all-time-high of US$2,812, up 8% on the month, adding another positive start to its strong ...

The tariff policies of United States President Donald Trump will most likely have a negative impact on the economy, ...

Innovative tech companies are dying as startups in the Netherlands due to a flood of “idiotic” rules and regulations, ...

EUR/USD could face stiff resistance at 1.0390-1.0400 (100-period SMA, Fibonacci 50% retracement of the latest downtrend) ...

The European stock markets have been exceptional this year, with both the Euro Stoxx 600 Index and the DAX repeatedly ...

The EU is also facing numerous structural headwinds that suggest it will remain an economic laggard for the foreseeable future. These include high energy prices, weak domestic and external demand, ...

The National Bank of Poland has said it will not buy Bitcoin "under any circumstances" as its EU neighbors weigh using it as ...

Italy's UniCredit on Tuesday reported a rise in revenues last year from its Russia business but said it had reduced loans and ...

As we continue exploring global development trends based on our job board data, we are highlighting the top global ...

By diversifying risk across the bloc, Fitch says that the EU scheme could help insurers and reinsurers continue providing ...