Eurozone inflation ticks up to 2%
European inflation accelerated quicker than expected from the 1.7% recorded in September
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Magnus’ Rory McPherson: Making Britain great again
The CIO discerns positive momentum building in the UK market and sees evidence to suggest a decade of losses could be clawed back
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Strong eurozone growth paves the way for June rate cuts
‘Meaningful’ economic growth in the eurozone in the first quarter is a ’cause for optimism’
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Eurozone inflation tempers to 2.4% for March
Industry commentators debate June rate cuts in wake of inflation results
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Why European stocks could benefit most from revived risk appetite
Investors may be underestimating the potential fillip to the global economy from future rate cuts
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Has the coronavirus recovery in Europe faltered already?
‘After an initial surge of pent-up demand as lock-downs eased, the pace of recovery has slowed’
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PA Northern Congress: ‘Eurozone is single biggest risk to global growth’
BBC broadcaster Andrew Neil warns fund buyers over ‘dangerous’ deflation
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Is another European debt crisis around the corner?
EU and Italian standoff has reignited eurozone debt concerns
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More Italian bond turmoil around corner, warn analysts
Italy’s government backtracked on spending plans following a negative reaction, but further EU clashes expected
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Eurozone slowdown: a mid-cycle slump?
Snowy sub-zero weather has been blamed for the first quarter fall in growth. Will the bloc rebound?
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Can Europe maintain its stellar 2017?
Recent statistics from Eurostat showed that the European Union economy expanded at its fastest rate for 10 years in 2017, registering a 2.5% increase on the year before.
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Will Europe’s 2017 revival last?
Europe has had a tricky time of it in the decade following the financial crisis and 2017 was tipped to be no different, predicted to be a rollercoaster of populist politics and volatile markets.