#eurozone

The stagflationary shock induced by the war in the Middle East will slow eurozone growth in the coming months, while inflation will climb towards 4%.

We expect more downward pressure on production to emerge for the eurozone. Read more here.

The European Central Bank on Tuesday called on European lawmakers to expand its authority over banks' total capital requirements,

European market update: Stoxx 600 dips, Eurozone PMIs soften, yields edge up; oil & gas rally on Iran tensions.

Assess iShares MSCI Eurozone ETF (EZU): diversified 224 Eurozone stocks, less top-heavy, slight YTD alpha, and weaker USD tailwind--read now.

Government debt in UK and Eurozone on course for strongest day since 2023 ...

S&P 500 rebound may be a bear-market rally as Iran tensions threaten energy prices and inflation; Eurozone impact and US CPI could move markets--click to read now.

The S&P Global Eurozone Manufacturing PMI, a measure of the overall health of the eurozone manufacturing sector, rose from 50.8 in February to 51.6 in March, its highest level since mid-2022.

The increase from 1.9% to 2.5% was entirely due to higher energy prices, with core inflation and food prices still falling.

Unless the war ends quickly, a rise in Eurozone interest rates looks inevitable ...