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Retail Insight Network on MSNStronger eurozone retail sales ease economic concerns
Despite ongoing inflation and supply chain issues, European shoppers kept strong demand, signalling a positive economic ...
Eurozone bond yields declined, tracking moves in their U.S. equivalents, as expectations of the Fed cutting rates in September rose.
The central bank said the threat of job losses was set to intensify as U.S. tariffs force Chinese businesses to look for ...
GDP grew 0.1% over the second quarter, a slowdown from the 0.6% growth booked in the first. But the economy avoided the ...
The Euro (EUR) extends its decline against the British Pound (GBP) on Wednesday, with EUR/GBP coming under renewed selling pressure after failing to sustain Tuesday’s overnight bounce. At the time of ...
GDP growth in the eurozone narrowly avoided turning negative in the second quarter despite the drag on the economy from ...
Despite all the economic sluggishness and uncertainty in recent years, the eurozone labour market has remained as strong as ...
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Independent.ie on MSNMortgage rates fall to their lowest level in more than two years
Mortgage rates have dropped to their lowest level in more than two years, and the gap between what is being charged here and by lenders in the rest of the Eurozone is narrowing.
Consumer price index in euro area up 2% annually, in line with European Central Bank's target, while unchanged from previous ...
Eurozone Inflation Falls Faster Than Expected Prices rose at an annual rate of 2.4 percent in November among the countries that use the euro, continuing a broad decline in energy and food inflation.
Rising electricity and fuel costs were the reason, according to the country’s National Statistics Institute. Croatia’s inflation rate of 7.3 percent was the eurozone’s highest.
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