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New docking facilities on Germany's North Sea coast will handle heavy loads, including wind farm components
Weak demand across supply chains led to a further decline in delivery times on inputs in August for the 22nd month in a row
The inflation landscape is gradually improving, highlighting the progress toward the ECB's 2 percent target
Finland emerged as the EU country with the highest level of enterprises reaching a very high level of digitalization at 13 percent
Non-EU trade surplus hit SEK 22.7 billion during this period
Business expectations fell to the lowest level since February as manufacturers once again reported declining order backlogs
The reading was expected to remain unchanged at 49.1
This marks the largest investment ever in nature and climate protection in Germany, says minister
Core inflation, excluding food and energy, held steady at 2.9 percent despite overall inflation rising
TSMC expects to hold a 70 percent stake in the Germany plant, with the other partners will each hold 10 percent
Average five-year fixed mortgage rate is now 4.80 percent, which is still high compared with three years ago
Intra-euro area trade fell 5.9 percent in the first half of 2024, reaching EUR1,303.8 billion
This growth rate represents the largest increase since the first quarter of 2021
The total number of employed and self-employed individuals rose to 46.1 million
Energy prices fell 1.7 percent YoY, while food prices rose 1.3 percent
London continues to have the most expensive house prices in the U.K., now averaging at 536,052 pounds, up 1.2 percent
Travel to Paris by travelers under the age of 35 grew 120 percent annually during the Paris Olympic Games
Both input costs and output charges rose at historically elevated rates in July, reflecting sluggish progress on inflation
Booking.com will appeal the "unprecedented" decision, arguing it offers valuable programs to support accommodation partners
The BoE cut rates by 0.25 percent to 5.0 percent, a decision viewed as a close call
The eurozone's service sector inflation declined to 4 percent from 4.1 percent in June
Germany, Eurozone's biggest economy, unexpectedly contracted 0.1 percent in Q2
U.K. retailers expect the decline in orders to continue next month at a broadly similar pace
Exports reached €19.8 billion ($21.5 billion), mainly due to increased prices of olives and olive oil
