Europe
Policymakers retain flexibility while monitoring wages, prices and global energy markets
Policymakers are assessing whether the energy shock will create persistent price pressuresÂ
The surprise slowdown offers relief to households while renewed energy risks cloud the outlook
From Bihar to Cabinet, Kanishka Narayan takes leading U.K. AI role
The wider Old Trafford plan could deliver more than 17,000 homes and attract an additional 1.8 million visitors annually
Euro area swings to $8.9 billion trade deficit as imports rise 10 percent, EU gap hits $13.8 billion
An energy shortfall and weaker manufacturing surplus reversed last year’s EUR15 billion goods trade surplusÂ
The agreement expands goods, services and professional mobility across both markets.
The U.S. president criticized Madrid’s refusal to meet the alliance’s new spending targetÂ
Fresh Eurostat data suggests price pressures in the euro area are becoming less intenseÂ
The move fulfills the EU’s obligations under a trade deal and helps avoid renewed tariff tensionsÂ
Policymakers remain focused on inflation while supporting economic growthÂ
A new report highlights the rising economic burden of extreme weather across the EUÂ
The central bank warned that geopolitical tensions are clouding the inflation outlookÂ
Eurostat data showed inflation accelerated across both the euro area and the European Union
Mixed signals from inflation and GDP leave policymakers balancing stability and weak momentumÂ
Private sector activity contracts at fastest pace in 18 months
Baseline forecasts 0.9 percent 2026 expansion rates steady amid oil shock divergence
The deal unlocks major trade gains
Von Der Leyen proposes fast EU energy support for vulnerable groups
Organization says higher energy prices will reduce demand offset investment technology, lower effective rates
Lagarde stated that a moderate overshoot of the inflation target could justify measured tighteningÂ
Projects span 17 countries and 17 sectors reflecting diverse pipeline of scalable clean technologies
