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Eurozone and EU Witness a Significant 1.6% Drop in Producer Prices in March

The Eurozone and EU saw a 1.6% drop in producer prices in March, with energy prices leading the decline. Annual figures, however, showed a slight increase. Sector-wise variations w...

Eurozone and EU Witness a Significant 1.6% Drop in Producer Prices in March

In March, the Eurozone and EU saw a 1.6% drop in producer prices, with energy prices leading the decline. Annual figures, however, showed a rise, indicating mixed economic signals.

Eurozone and EU Witness a Significant 1.6% Drop in Producer Prices in March, Energy Sector Hit Hardest

In March, the Eurozone and EU saw a 1.6% drop in producer prices, with energy prices falling sharply. Despite this, annual growth was positive, indicating fluctuating economic cond...

Eurozone and EU Witness a Significant 1.6% Drop in Producer Prices in March

In March, the Eurozone and EU saw a 1.6% drop in producer prices, with energy prices falling sharply. However, annual figures show a rise, indicating a complex economic landscape.

Eurozone and EU Witness a Significant 1.6% Drop in Producer Prices in March

The producer price index in the Eurozone and EU fell by 1.6% in March, with energy prices seeing the largest drop. Annual increases were noted at 1.9% and 2.1% respectively.

Eurozone and EU Witness a Significant 1.6% Drop in Producer Prices in March

In March, the Eurozone and EU saw a 1.6% monthly drop in producer prices, with energy prices falling sharply by 5.8% and 5.5% respectively. Annually, prices rose slightly by 1.9% i...

Eurozone and EU Producer Prices See Significant Drop in March, Energy Sector Hit Hardest

In March, the Eurozone and EU saw a 1.6% drop in producer prices, with energy prices falling the most by 5.8% in the Eurozone and 5.5% in the EU. Annually, prices increased slightl...

Eurozone and EU Witness a Significant 1.6% Drop in Producer Prices in March

In March, the Eurozone and EU saw a 1.6% decline in producer prices monthly, with energy prices dropping significantly. Annually, prices rose by 1.9% in the euro area and 2.1% in t...

Eurozone and EU Witness a Significant 1.6% Drop in Producer Prices in March

In March, the Eurozone and EU saw a 1.6% decrease in producer prices month-over-month, while annual figures showed a rise of 1.9% and 2.1% respectively, highlighting mixed economic...

Eurozone Unemployment Holds Steady at 6.2% in March 2025: A Closer Look

The eurozone's unemployment rate remained steady at 6.2% in March 2025, with Germany at 3.5% and Spain and Greece around 10.9% and 9.0%. Youth unemployment slightly decreased to 14...

Eurozone Unemployment Holds Steady at 6.2% in March 2025: A Closer Look at the Figures

The eurozone's unemployment rate remained steady at 6.2% in March 2025, with the EU rate at 5.8%. Germany's low of 3.5% contrasts with higher rates in Spain and Greece, while youth...

Eurozone Unemployment Holds Steady at 6.2% in March 2025: A Closer Look at the Numbers

The eurozone's unemployment rate held steady at 6.2% in March 2025, unchanged from February and slightly down from the previous year. Germany reported a low of 3.5%, while Spain an...

Eurozone Industrial Production Surges in February: A Detailed Look at the Latest Growth Figures

Eurostat reports a 1.1% increase in Eurozone's industrial production in February, with the EU seeing a 1% rise. Yearly growth stands at 1.2% for the euro area and 0.6% for the EU, ...

Eurozone's Industrial Production Surges by 1.1% in February, Signaling Economic Resilience

Eurozone's industrial production increased by 1.1% in February, with the EU seeing a 1% rise. Sector-specific growth and declines were observed, with Ireland, Belgium, and Luxembou...

Eurozone Industrial Production Surges 1.1% in February, Signaling Economic Resilience

Eurozone's industrial production rose by 1.1% in February, with the EU seeing a 1% increase. Sector performances varied, with Ireland, Belgium, and Luxembourg leading in growth.

Eurozone Industrial Production Surges in February: A Detailed Look at the Growth

Eurozone's industrial production rose by 1.1% in February, with the EU seeing a 1% increase. Ireland, Belgium, and Luxembourg recorded the highest gains. Sectoral performance varie...

ECB's Villeroy Warns Against Trump's Financial Deregulation: A Path to Future Crises

ECB's Francois Villeroy de Galhau criticizes Trump's financial deregulation agenda, warning it could lead to future crises. He urges the EU to remember the 2008 banking crisis less...

ECB's Villeroy Warns Against Following Trump's Financial Deregulation Path

ECB's Francois Villeroy de Galhau warns the EU against following Trump's financial deregulation, citing risks of future crises. He emphasizes the lessons from the 2008 banking cris...

ECB's Villeroy Warns Against Trump's Financial Deregulation Path for EU

ECB's Francois Villeroy de Galhau warns the EU against adopting Trump's financial deregulation policies, citing the 2008 crisis as a lesson against such moves. He emphasizes the ri...

Germany's Trade Surplus Rises to €17.7 Billion in February, Defying Expectations

Germany's trade surplus reached €17.7 billion in February, showing growth from January but a decline from February 2024. Exports and imports displayed mixed trends, with notable dy...

Trump Declares Economic Independence with Sweeping Tariffs on China and EU

President Trump announces sweeping tariffs on China and the EU, calling it a declaration of economic independence. The move triggers global backlash and market volatility, with tar...

Trump's Bold Move: Imposes 25% Reciprocal Tariff on South Korea, Surpassing Rates for EU and Japan

U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed a 25% reciprocal tariff on South Korea, higher than rates for the EU and Japan, sparking concerns over export disruptions and economic impac...

China Challenges EU's Electric Vehicle Duties at WTO, Sparks Global Trade Debate

The WTO is considering China's request for a dispute panel to address the EU's duties on Chinese electric vehicles, with China claiming the measures violate WTO agreements. The EU ...

WTO Evaluates China's Challenge Against EU Duties on Electric Vehicles

The WTO is considering China's request to challenge EU duties on Chinese electric vehicles, with China claiming the duties violate international trade agreements. The EU defends it...

March Sees a Dip in Eurozone Consumer Confidence: A Closer Look at the Numbers

The Eurozone and EU face a downturn in consumer confidence in March, with indicators falling further from their long-term averages, reflecting growing consumer pessimism.

Eurozone's Industrial Surge: A 0.8% Leap in January Signals Economic Resilience

The Eurozone's industrial production rose by 0.8% in January, showcasing economic resilience. The EU saw a 0.3% increase, but a slight year-over-year decline, indicating a mixed in...

Escalating Trade Tensions Fuel Over 1% Surge in Global Oil Prices

Crude oil prices surged over 1% amidst escalating trade tensions between the US and EU, following the enforcement of US tariffs on steel and aluminum imports and the EU's retaliato...

Europe Embraces Fiscal Flexibility to Boost Defense Amid Global Tensions

Europe is set to relax fiscal rules to significantly increase defense spending, in response to global tensions and the US's shifting alliances. The EU and Germany are leading with ...

Eurozone's Producer Prices Surge: A 0.8% Jump in January Signals Economic Momentum

In January, the Eurozone's producer prices saw a 0.8% increase, with the energy sector leading the surge. This growth, mirrored across the EU, highlights the region's economic mome...

Eurozone Faces Industrial Downturn: December Sees a 1.1% Drop in Production

The Eurozone's industrial production fell by 1.1% in December, with significant drops in intermediate goods, durable consumer goods, and capital goods. The EU saw a similar trend, ...

Switzerland to Remove EU from Stock Exchange Protection List by 2025

Switzerland plans to remove the EU from its stock exchange protection list by 2025, following adjustments in the EU's legal framework. This change aims to benefit Swiss businesses ...

Switzerland Announces Removal of EU from Stock Exchange Protection List Starting 2025

Switzerland's Federal Council has decided to remove the EU from its stock exchange protection list starting May 2025, following adjustments in the EU's legal framework. This move i...