Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s bid for a meaningful rebound in 2026 is getting harder to deliver by the week, despite the huge stimulus flowing into Europe’s biggest economy.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s bid for a meaningful rebound in 2026 is getting harder to deliver by the week, despite the huge stimulus flowing into Europe’s biggest economy.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s bid for a meaningful rebound in 2026 is getting harder to deliver by the week, despite the huge stimulus flowing into Europe’s biggest economy.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s bid for a meaningful rebound in 2026 is getting harder to deliver by the week, despite the huge stimulus flowing into Europe’s biggest economy.
Hungary’s new leader has made adopting the euro one of his top priorities, a step that would mark the largest expansion of the single-currency bloc since Greece joined in 2001.
Hungary’s new leader has made adopting the euro one of his top priorities, a step that would mark the largest expansion of the single-currency bloc since Greece joined in 2001.
Peter Magyar on election night in Budapest, on April 12. Photographer: Akos Stiller/Bloomberg
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said dangers to the region’s price outlook are skewed to the upside as officials continue to assess the economic damage being wrought by the Iran conflict.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said dangers to the region’s price outlook are skewed to the upside as officials continue to assess the economic damage being wrought by the Iran conflict.
ECB President Christine Lagarde during an interview in Washington on April 14.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said dangers to the region’s price outlook are skewed to the upside as officials continue to assess the economic damage being wrought by the Iran conflict.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said dangers to the region’s price outlook are skewed to the upside as officials continue to assess the economic damage being wrought by the Iran conflict.
ECB President Christine Lagarde during an interview in Washington on April 14.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde welcomed signals from Hungary’s incoming leadership that they would take steps to join the euro zone, which she called the natural path for the European Union’s members.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde welcomed signals from Hungary’s incoming leadership that they would take steps to join the euro zone, which she called the natural path for the European Union’s members.
Christine Lagarde during an interview in Washington, DC, on April 14. Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde welcomed signals from Hungary’s incoming leadership that they would take steps to join the euro zone, which she called the natural path for the European Union’s members.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde welcomed signals from Hungary’s incoming leadership that they would take steps to join the euro zone, which she called the natural path for the European Union’s members.
Christine Lagarde during an interview in Washington, DC, on April 14. Photographer: Al Drago/Bloomberg
European Central Bank Governing Council member Olli Rehn said faster inflation due to the Iran war doesn’t make an interest-rate hike “self evident,” reiterating that policymakers aren’t pre-committing to a path for borrowing costs.
European Central Bank Governing Council member Olli Rehn said faster inflation due to the Iran war doesn’t make an interest-rate hike “self evident,” reiterating that policymakers aren’t pre-committing to a path for borrowing costs.
European Central Bank Governing Council member Olli Rehn said faster inflation due to the Iran war doesn’t make an interest-rate hike “self evident,” reiterating that policymakers aren’t pre-committing to a path for borrowing costs.
European Central Bank Governing Council member Olli Rehn said faster inflation due to the Iran war doesn’t make an interest-rate hike “self evident,” reiterating that policymakers aren’t pre-committing to a path for borrowing costs.
Vallourec SA shares hit a six-year high after the French firm said it will use steel tubes originally developed for oil and gas to support the US rollout of a lesser-known form of renewable energy.
Vallourec SA shares hit a six-year high after the French firm said it will use steel tubes originally developed for oil and gas to support the US rollout of a lesser-known form of renewable energy.
Vincorion SE’s shares rallied in their Frankfurt trading debut, as the German supplier of power systems for military vehicles joined Europe’s growing ranks of defense stocks.
Vincorion SE’s shares rallied in their Frankfurt trading debut, as the German supplier of power systems for military vehicles joined Europe’s growing ranks of defense stocks.
Vincorion SE Chief Executive Officer Kajetan von Mentzingen, right, rings the ceremonial opening bell during the company's listing, at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange on March 20.
European stocks fell for a second day as intensifying attacks on energy sites in the Middle East drove oil and gas prices higher, leading to growing concern that central banks will need to raise interest rates to cool inflation.
European stocks fell for a second day as intensifying attacks on energy sites in the Middle East drove oil and gas prices higher, leading to growing concern that central banks will need to raise interest rates to cool inflation.
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