The US tariffs’ impact on eurozone growth could be bigger than the models might suggest that inflation will be lower, and that the ECB will be pushed into at least one...
The euro zone economy is generally expected to grow at a faster pace in 2025 than we saw in 2024. However, this view entails lots of risks, which is one reason why the...
The Stanrdard Bank currently pitches 2025 growth at 1.0%, which is short of the 1.3% the ECB anticipates and the 1.2% that forms the median projection of analysts...
A cyclical economic recovery takes hold, the euro will claw back some lost ground, perhaps particularly against the US dollar.
Growth in advanced economies in late 2022 and early 2023 slowed less than expected, as tight labor markets supported robust wage growth and prevented a sharper slowdown...
The euro zone economy and the euro are vulnerable to the Russia- Ukraine war.
From skyrocketing inflation to possible gas shortages in winter, a range of factors is testing the resilience of the Eurozone economy.
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