New EU Industrial Policy, VAT Gap and Indices Recovery in Europe
The article discusses the European Commission's new industrial policy aimed at enhancing competitiveness within the EU, addressing the VAT gap, and the recovery of economic indices.
PPE-rights axis on Trump's threats to Spain: this is how the EU divides
The European Union defends Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez against Donald Trump's threats regarding tariffs, despite a lack of support from German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
The European Commission presented the Industrial Accelerator Act. Can 'Made in Europe' save 600,000 jobs?
The Industrial Accelerator Act proposed by the European Commission aims to strengthen the European economy by boosting domestic production, particularly in the automotive sector, while facing critiques and challenges regarding its implementation.
The EU presents its big plan to reactivate industry: imposing 'made in Europe' and conditions on foreign investment
The European Commission has unveiled a significant initiative aimed at revitalizing European industry, focusing on promoting 'made in Europe' products and establishing conditions for foreign investments.
The price of gas for the European market is falling
Gas prices in the European market are experiencing a decline.
European stock markets rally after report of ‘secret outreach’ by Iran to try to end war
European stock markets experienced a bounce-back following a report that Iran is engaging in secret communications with the CIA to negotiate an end to the Middle Eastern conflict.
Alert in Eurogroup and ECB - The war fuels inflation
The conflict in the Middle East once again tests the global economy, with rising energy prices and falling stock markets prompting discussions at Eurogroup and Ecofin meetings.
Logistics Companies' Results Show That Europe Is in Stagnation
The financial results of Kuehne + Nagel reveal a sluggish recovery in European logistics, with a marked decline in profit despite a rise in revenues for 2025.
Yannis Stournaras to Reuters: A protracted conflict in Iran would increase inflation, the ECB should show "flexibility"
Yannis Stournaras, Greece's central bank governor, suggests that ongoing conflicts, particularly involving Iran, could lead to increased inflation in Europe and urges the ECB to keep its options open on interest rates.
Spain requests 6.5 billion euros from Brussels for the sixth payment of the recovery plan
Spain has formally requested 6.5 billion euros from the European Commission as part of its recovery plan following the economic impact of the pandemic.
Markets in Panic: Energy Shock, Sell-off of Stocks and Bonds, and a Burning Question
Global markets are experiencing intense turbulence due to the expansion of the US-Israel war with Iran, leading to an energy shock and fears of stagflation.
The price of gas for the European market continues to rise sharply
Gas prices in the European market are experiencing a sharp increase due to various factors.
ECB Warning on Inflation and GDP – The Duration of the War in the Middle East is Key
The European Central Bank's chief economist warns that a prolonged conflict in the Middle East could lead to significant inflation and a sharp downturn in the Eurozone's production.
Future Tech Poland Fund to Support Polish Innovations
The Future Tech Poland (FTP) fund, a joint initiative by the National Economy Bank and the European Investment Fund, aims to bolster investments in Polish innovations with significant financial backing.
Bilateralism in Practice. The Economic Diplomacy of the New Generation
The article discusses the significance of bilateral cooperation forums in shaping the future of the European economy during the 18th European Economic Congress in Katowice.
France envies the 'Spanish economic miracle'
French media expresses admiration and envy for Spain's strong economic growth, prompting discussions on potential reforms inspired by the Spanish model.
The Euribor Gives Another Slight Respite in February and Faces a Long Period of Stability
The Euribor rate shows minimal changes in February, remaining stable as the European Central Bank holds interest rates steady.
Bank of Estonia: Entrepreneurs' assessment of loan availability has improved
Estonian entrepreneurs perceive an improvement in their access to bank loans, surpassing several indicators of the European average.
Inflation Halts Declines in February and Remains Unchanged at 2.3%
Inflation in Spain stabilized at 2.3% in February, ending a three-month period of decreases and reflecting mixed impacts from energy prices.
Spain opposes lowering environmental and social standards to boost EU economy
Spain has expressed its opposition to lowering environmental and social standards in order to enhance the economic competitiveness of the European Union.
EBRD reports resilient regional economic growth
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development's report highlights unexpectedly strong GDP growth in the region, specifically in sub-Saharan Africa, amid external economic challenges.
Nigeria Secures $100 Million From European Bank to Finance Project Bridge
Nigeria has received a $100 million investment from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to support the nationwide connectivity initiative, Project Bridge.
"Not ready to join the European Union on any terms"
An Icelandic official expresses reluctance to join the European Union under any circumstances.
Loans in Swiss francs: No investigation underway for breaches of EU law
Greek authorities report no violations of EU law concerning loan agreements in Swiss francs for borrowers in Greece.
Car sales surged in Estonia
Estonia experienced a significant increase in new car sales despite a downturn in the European auto market.
Germany Blog: Merz seeks to expand relations with China
Chancellor Friedrich Merz aims to enhance Germany's economic and diplomatic relations with China during his visit to Beijing, emphasizing the importance of European cooperation with the country.
EU chief promises a €90 billion loan to Ukraine in Kyiv
Ursula von der Leyen, the head of the European Commission, announced a commitment to grant Ukraine a €90 billion loan amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Commission approves Mercosur-EU agreement; text goes to the Chamber plenary
The Brazilian Representation in the Mercosur Parliament approved the free trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union, which could establish the world's largest free trade area.
More expensive beef and bigger bills? The cost of changes in climate policy
The article discusses the potential impacts of disjointed EU climate policies and the challenges to competitiveness they pose for the European economy.
Economy will relaunch the product that allows saving 5,000 euros a year and not paying taxes on its earnings
The Spanish government plans to revive a savings product that enables individuals to save up to 5,000 euros annually without tax on the gains, aiming to channel investments towards European business projects.
Capital is flowing out of the USA. Europe and emerging markets are on the rise
European markets are experiencing substantial growth as capital flows out of the USA, while American tech sectors face challenges.
The Stock Markets Today, February 23. Europe Starts Mixed, Uncertainty Returns Over Tariffs
European stock markets began on a mixed note as uncertainty returns following new tariff announcements from the US and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
Five Sons, Five Capitals, One Empire: How the World's Most Powerful Banking Dynasty Was Built
The article details the rise of Mayer Amschel Rothschild from humble beginnings in a Jewish ghetto to the architect of a banking dynasty that transformed the European economy.
Debt: Decreasing, but the threat remains – What will the next decade bring for Greece
Despite a decrease in Greece's public debt, concerns loom over its future outlook in the coming years.
Tariffs, Donald Trump relaunches: 'Immediately to 15% for everyone'. And Paris aims for the bazooka
Donald Trump has announced a hike in global tariffs from 10% to 15%, undermining European hopes for concessions and further fueling global economic uncertainty.
Economists: Trump’s new tariff decision may even support Finland’s economic growth
The U.S. Supreme Court overturned President Trump's extensive import tariffs, leading to a new global 10% tariff that could provide a small relief for European exporters.
The Weakness of the American Market Affects Others
European markets had a relatively good week, but Poland's market faced declines, heavily influenced by disappointing economic data from the U.S.
Recovery Fund: Only 53% of milestones have been achieved
The Greek government has completed only 53% of the milestones required by the Recovery Fund, raising concerns about its ability to utilize all available resources before the deadline in August.
Lagarde Plans to Complete Her Mandate at the Head of the European Central Bank
Christine Lagarde intends to finish her term as president of the European Central Bank (ECB).
Christine Lagarde states her 'main goal' is to complete her term at the ECB
Christine Lagarde expresses her intention to finish her term as President of the European Central Bank, countering speculation about an early resignation.
EU Customs Agency, the government firmly points to the headquarters in Rome
The Italian government is pushing for Rome to host the future European Union Customs Authority (Euca), viewing it as a strategic move for Italy's role in the European economy.
EU focuses on European products, pressure on Iran, weak data from Poland
The European Union is pushing for stronger support of its industries, while tensions with Iran are impacting oil prices and Polish economic indicators are concerning.
Autopay launches Zero Delay Economy Hub. Time for real-time finances
Autopay, a European fintech company, introduced the Zero Delay Economy Hub during the Leaders Forum at the World Economic Forum in Davos, aiming to address the need for real-time financial solutions.
The bill for national interests is 700 billion euros. Why will the EU have a second league
The article discusses the substantial financial implications related to national interests in the EU, highlighting a potential restructuring or tiering within the European Union.
Carlos Cuerpo rules out attempting to go to the European Central Bank in the accelerated distribution of positions in the EU: "I will not run"
Spanish Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo has announced he will not seek a position in the European Central Bank's executive board, instead opting to support a national candidate.
European Central Bank: Is Lagarde Resigning Early?
There are speculations that ECB President Christine Lagarde may resign before the elections in France to facilitate her succession.
This does not bode well: Bankruptcies in the EU have exploded, and the number of new companies...
Bankruptcies in the EU have surged dramatically while the growth of new businesses remains sluggish, indicating severe pressure on the European economy.
The 30 countries with the highest military spending - European countries on the list
The article discusses the military expenditures of various countries, highlighting that the US leads with nearly $1 trillion, which is significantly more than China’s defense budget.
Politico: EU tries to save Eastern border countries from economic stagnation
The European Commission announces plans to invest in EU regions bordering Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine, which are suffering economically due to war-related impacts.
According to the USA, climate cult is exhausting the European economy
The U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright stated that the 'climate cult' is putting pressure on the European economy, during an interview with AFP.