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During today's press conference, the ECB president said that the data was "somewhat" better than the expectations in the first quarter. T
The European central bank will publish its monetary policy statement on June 6, at 14:45 MT time
Despite the prevalence of the pro-European parties, the situation did not become any brighter after the elections as a lot of factors put additional pressure on the Eurozone.
On Wednesday, Italian stocks led losses in the European Union right after the country's deputy prime minister told that Rome considers breaking EU fiscal rules, thus masking early revenue powered by optimism around the US-China trade conflict…
In March, euro zone industrial output headed south for a second month in a row due to the fact that output slumped in Italy and France, although revived in the EU’s number one economy - Germany…
On Friday, global shares surged because traders held out expectations for a trade agreement between China and America, even as another round of American levies on China’s exports came into effect…
On Thursday, European stocks headed south broadly due to the fact market participants had risky assets shunned, while willing to see whether China and America manage to dodge a trade conflict that would damage the world economy…
The euro zone economy is going to rebound in 2020 from this year’s deceleration, while unemployment is going to proceed with its dive, although inflation will probably stay at this year's levels and also below the ECB’s objective…
On Tuesday, European stocks fluctuated between minor gains and losses in the face of a flurry of deal making as well as earnings as traders cautiously monitored developments around US-China trade negotiations…
On Friday, European stocks managed to surge, underpinned by profits among financial institutions as well as Germany's Adidas, just a day after the regional index faced its worst loss for six weeks…
In the first quarter, the euro zone economy rallied more than anticipated in the first quarter, bouncing off a dive in the second half of last year, while unemployment headed south to its lowest value for more than ten years, as Tuesday’s data revealed…
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