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Eurozone Inflation Rises to 4% in October as Energy Costs Surge

Eurozone inflation rose to 4% in October from 3.8% in September as energy prices surged, while core inflation held steady at 2.5%.

November 5, 2026

by Amanda Graham

A woman looks at empty supermarket shelves in Naples, Italy, following truckers' protests over fuel prices

Euro Zone Growth Slows to Four-Month Low as France Slides Back Into Contraction

France slipped back into contraction in October and dragged the euro zone composite PMI to 51.9, a four-month low, as energy costs rose and French bond yields topped 5% for the first time since 2002.

October 24, 2026

by Amanda Graham

EU leaders' negotiating room at the Europa building in Brussels during the October 15 summit, with a round table under a colourful ceiling

EU Leaders Seek Energy Aid as Greek Inflation Hits 5.1%, Germany’s 3.3%

Eurostat confirmed euro area inflation at 3.8% for September, with Greece at 5.1% and Germany at

Eurostat revises EU growth data for the first quarter

And Eurostat said on Tuesday, after collecting revised data, that the European Union, which includes 27 countries as a whole, recorded growth of 0.2%, not 0.3%, in the first three month of

May 16, 2023

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European stocks rise as caution remains on global growth concerns

Despite the rally, trading remained cautious as data showed the UK unemployment rate unexpectedly rose to 3.9% in March while inflation-fueled wage growth held steady. strong. On Monday, the European Commission raised

May 16, 2023

News

Contrary to expectations, unemployment in the euro zone fell to 6.5% in March

The unemployment rate for March in the region was below expectations from Reuters, which said the jobless rate was unchanged from February at 6.6%. The number of unemployed fell to 11.01 million

May 3, 2023

News

Bloomberg: The West is tired of sanctions against Putin, and Orban plays a big role in that

The effect of Western sanctions against Vladimir Putin is weak. Although the European Union stands out with its toughest measures so far against Russia’s war machine – including a partial ban on

June 7, 2022

Conflicts, Military and War·News

EU expects unprecedented economic recession

The European Commission in 2020 expects the eurozone GDP to fall by a record 7.7%, according to a spring forecast presented in Brussels on Wednesday, May 6, Deutsche Welle reports. “Europe is

May 7, 2020

News·Opinion

Germany : Who pays for the reconstruction after the coronavirus crisis?

Merkel, Macron and Co. are trying on Thursday to agree on an economic stimulus package for the European economy, which has been hit by the coronavirus pandemic. In addition, the EU heads

April 27, 2020

Economy·Government and Politics·News

Italy: Why 40 percent of Italians want to leave the EU and its currency?

Italy’s anger at the European Union remains high, as a poll released this week shows that four in ten Italians would like their country to abandon both the euro currency and the

April 24, 2020

Economy·Government and Politics·News

EU Corona Crisis Summit: Macron calls for solidarity

Ahead of the EU’s Corona Crisis Summit next week, French President Emmanuel Macron is demanding more European solidarity from Germany. Otherwise, the economic consequences of the pandemic threaten to put populists in

April 18, 2020

Climate·Economy·Government and Politics·News

The US Federal Reserve cuts interest rates amid CoronaVirus Threat

Central banks around the world are ready to release fresh money to boost the markets in times of pandemic worries. “The G7 central banks are determined to assume their responsibility for growth and

March 4, 2020

Economy·News

Slovaks vote for the change of power

The murder of journalist Jan Kuciak two years ago changed Slovakia. And now the political maps have been redistributed. Initial forecasts indicate that the opposition will face a landslide victory. The protest party OLANO

March 1, 2020

Government and Politics·News

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Eurozone Inflation Rises to 4% in October as Energy Costs Surge

Euro Zone Growth Slows to Four-Month Low as France Slides Back Into Contraction

EU Leaders Seek Energy Aid as Greek Inflation Hits 5.1%, Germany’s 3.3%

Eurostat revises EU growth data for the first quarter

European stocks rise as caution remains on global growth concerns

Contrary to expectations, unemployment in the euro zone fell to 6.5% in March

Bloomberg: The West is tired of sanctions against Putin, and Orban plays a big role in that

EU expects unprecedented economic recession

Germany : Who pays for the reconstruction after the coronavirus crisis?

Italy: Why 40 percent of Italians want to leave the EU and its currency?

EU Corona Crisis Summit: Macron calls for solidarity

The US Federal Reserve cuts interest rates amid CoronaVirus Threat

Slovaks vote for the change of power

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