“In the near to medium term, clearer regulations will likely boost institutional participation, leading to improvements in ...

Producer output (factory gate) prices rose by 0.3% in the year to January 2025. This is up from a revised fall of 0.1% in the ...

According to the Maastricht criteria, inflation in Bulgaria should not exceed the inflation rate of the three best-performing EU member states by more than 1.5%. The average inflation rate in these ...

European stocks paused after hitting a fresh record high on solid luxury sector earnings and as investors were relieved that ...

Stock markets diverged and the dollar dipped on Friday as traders tracked US President Donald Trump's latest tariff announcement, economic data and earnings.

Austria’s inflation rate has varied significantly over the decades, influenced by global economic conditions, domestic ...

Revenues 2024 amounted to mEUR 270.2 (including positive one-time effects of mEUR 4), equals a growth of 9.8% vs 2023 proforma figures (equals one-time effects adjusted growth of 8.1%) 229 new sites ...

Inflation in the eurozone rose unexpectedly to 2.5% in January, compared to 2.4% in December, according to figures from Eurostat. This increase can force the European Central Bank (ECB) to ...

Will the CPI fall to a level that would point to core PCE inflation nearing the Federal Reserve’s 2.0% target? Investors should consider the CPI changes of the sub-items. In December 2024 ...

The ECB report highlights persistent inflation, sluggish economic growth, and tightening financial conditions in the Eurozone, driven by global uncertainties and restrictive monetary policies. While ...

Japan's Finance Minister, Katsunobu Kato, said on Thursday that the end of deflation has not yet been achieved. Kato further stated that he sees inflationary conditions as prices continue to rise ...

INFLATION in the eurozone gained pace in January, according to preliminary data released by Eurostat on Monday. The data indicate that consumer prices in the monetary union rose by 2.5 per cent ...