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Throughout all of July, Europe’s six largest countries offered Ukraine no new bilateral military commitments, according to new data — the first month that...
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Press play to listen to this article ATHENS — Greece is set to graduate from post-bailout monitoring — and government and creditors are touting...
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Carla Subirana Artús is an economist who has worked as a policy analyst for the Bank of England and Europe research analyst for Economist Intelligence....
Industrial Policy
FRANKFURT – The eurozone economy showed Friday it’s more robust than expected despite ever-raging inflation — raising pressure on the European Central Bank to...
Industrial Policy
FRANKFURT — German economic growth ground to a halt in the second quarter of this year, disappointing expectations of a slight expansion, according to...
Industrial Policy
ROME — The European Central Bank may refrain from another robust interest rate increase at its next meeting amid the tepid growth outlook in...
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Press play to listen to this article Italy’s smooth sailing is about to come to an end. A combination of factors — the “Super...
Industrial Policy
Prime Minister Mario Draghi’s sudden resignation from Italy’s fractious government half a year earlier than planned spells trouble for Europe’s economic agenda, from changing...
Industrial Policy
The International Monetary Fund updated Tuesday its global growth outlook to 3.2 percent this year and 2.9 percent the next, a further downgrade to...
Industrial Policy
FRANKFURT — Europe’s fight against a historic inflation spike risks pushing the region into recession, fresh survey data signaled Friday. Key business surveys showed...
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