13/06/2013
Dutch Finance Minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem defended his strategy of cutting government spending and increasing taxes to reduce
13/06/2013
Job openings in the U.S. fell in April, showing companies were waiting to assess the effects of higher taxes and reduced government spending
13/06/2013
The European Investment Bank (EIB) provides up to EUR 500 million for trade finance to support foreign trade oriented small and medium sized
13/06/2013
Euro-area industrial output unexpectedly increased in April, led by France, adding to signs the currency bloc’s economy is beginning to
13/06/2013
Greece's government Wednesday said that the country's public broadcaster would resume operations within a few weeks, and took its first
13/06/2013
Journalists fired from Greece's state TV and radio refused to leave the broadcaster's headquarters and
13/06/2013
German inflation picked up in May on rising food prices, but remained below the European Central Bank's target
13/06/2013
The Singapore economy is set to grow at a slower than estimated pace in 2013, the survey of professional
13/06/2013
Factory output grew 2 per cent in April, largely aided by a base effect, confirming slowing of momentum in the
13/06/2013
The U.K. economy isn't growing fast enough and is likely to keep growing slowly for some time, despite a
13/06/2013
Core machine orders in Japan plunged a seasonally adjusted 8.8 percent on month in April to 723.3 billion yen,
13/06/2013
Wage growth in the U.K. hovered at near historic lows in the three months to April, official data showed
13/06/2013
Norway’s biggest bank is warning investors not to underestimate the risks lurking in Scandinavia’s largest junk
13/06/2013
The European Commission is seeking to up the fight against tax evasion within the European Union.
13/06/2013
The French current account deficit remained at EUR 2.8 billion in April, the Bank of France reported Wednesday.
13/06/2013
The strings attached to the European Central Bank's program for buying government bonds could be a good
12/06/2013
Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras drew blame from his coalition partners after his move to shut down the nation’s public broadcaster
12/06/2013
French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici said he expects the country's economy will expand in the next quarter.
"Growth should resume in
12/06/2013
China is keen to revive the Southern Silk Road with South Asia through the economic corridor linking Bangladesh, China, India, and
12/06/2013
The European Central Bank's chief economist warned that the low current rate of inflation in the euro zone is a matter of "great attention,"