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Europe’s problems are far bigger than a shallow recession
The euro zone appears to be in the middle of another recession but worries about whether definitive growth figures due early next year will...
The EU is running out of money and no one is willing to foot the bill
The EU has ramped up its spending over the last three years in an effort to turn itself into the fiscal powerhouse its most...
Walking on thin ice – Eurozone crisis knocking at the door. Again
The recession in the Eurozone continues for the second quarter in a row now. Even though the decline in terms of economic dynamics remains...
Germany’s Ongoing Inflation: A new challenge in European Economy
Germany, Europe's economic powerhouse, is struggling with inflation in 2023. The prolonged conflict in Europe had a destabilizing effect on numerous economies, which has...
US Anti-Inflation Law threatens Europe
Europe and the US are heading towards a serious trade and economic conflict, writes “Berliner Morgenpost”.
In the European Union hopes are fading that the...
The EU economy at a turning point
After a strong first half of the year, the EU economy has now entered a much more challenging phase. The shocks unleashed by Russia's...
Explainer: Commission’s proposal to promote euro instant payments
What are instant payments and what are their benefits?
Instant payments are a relatively new type of credit transfer responding to the needs of an...
The Historic Day of Euro’s Downfall
The date August 22 should be remembered as the day of the euro’s "official" downfall. After a long period of being one of the...
The debate that hasn’t happened: Bulgaria and the Euro
Bulgaria will adopt the euro in 2024 because ‘he benefits outweigh the drawbacks’. At least, this is what Bulgaria’s finance minister, Asen Vasilev,...
20 years of the euro in your pocket
Twenty years ago, on 1 January 2002, twelve EU countries changed their national currency banknotes and coins for the euro in the largest currency...