The eurozone economy likely started the year less weakly than it ended 2024, according to business surveys, but the threat of ...

After six long months of contraction, Germany’s private sector has finally shown signs of stabilization, according to a ...

Euro zone business began the new year with a modest return to growth as stable services activity in January was complemented ...

Euro zone bond yields increased following PMI data indicating modest economic growth in the region. The PMI's slight rise ...

Euro area private sector returned to growth in January as the contraction in manufacturing activity slowed and the services sector ...

Tepid growth across British businesses picked up only slightly at the start of 2025 with employment and optimism contracting ...

Business activity in the eurozone bounced back in January after a two-month contraction, as the pace of decline eased in the manufacturing sector, a closely watched survey showed Friday.

Economic activity in the States slowed noticeably at the start of 2025 as the services sector cooled, survey results showed.

USD/JPY rose to 155.26 and the yen’s reaction to the BOJ’s meeting signals a hawkish surprise that ING links primarily to the upward revision in CPI forecasts, as BOJ policymakers now see inflation at ...

The euro area’s private sector grew in January after two months of contraction, surprising analysts as the embattled manufacturing sector showed small signs of improvement.

The eurozone's largest economy, Germany, booked a second straight year of contraction in 2024, figures showed last week, while its second-largest, France, likely recorded anemic growth in the year's ...