The outlook for the eurozone economy remains stable but lacklustre, a Reuters poll showed, suggesting that for now, the main risks emanating from the UK's vote...
Eight years after the start of the economic crisis, recovery in the European Union is still weak and uneven, with member states struggling to put their...
The European Central Bank has plenty of monetary policy instruments, and the leeway to use them if needed, ECB President Mario Draghi told economic and monetary...
Opinion by Anna van Densky With the resignation of Yanis Varoufakis the finance minister and 'No' man in the hard bail-out bargaining, the Greek tragedy turns...
Following the breakdown of last night's (16 February) Eurogroup talks, the Socialists & Democrats in the European Parliament urged the Eurozone's finance ministers to agree to...
By Paul Carrel The European Central Bank (ECB) cut interest rates to new record lows on Thursday (11 September), unexpectedly lowering borrowing costs to try to...
For its 500th plenary session, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) will hold a timely vote on the completion of the European Economic and Monetary...
