Eurozone growth beat expectations to reach 1.5 percent last year, official data showed Friday, picking up pace for a second year running in spite of a bruising trade standoff with the United ...

The eurozone economy last year expanded at its fastest pace since 2022 despite higher U.S. tariffs, and seems set for continued modest growth.

The Eurozone economy unexpectedly grew by 0.3 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2025 despite geopolitical tensions and ...

By Balazs Koranyi FRANKFURT, Jan 30 (Reuters) - The euro zone economy grew quicker than expected last quarter as consumption ...

The German economy remains deeply troubled and just 0.5 per cent bigger in real terms than before the pandemic. Hope of a recovery this year is being led by an aggressive fiscal expansion into ...

The Eurozone economy surpassed analysts' expectations after recording a growth of 0.3% in Q4 of 2025.

The Fund warns the single currency area is still plagued by “structural headwinds”, while the global economy is vulnerable to a sudden collapse in US stocks ...

Despite renewed geopolitical uncertainty, most economic data shows a continuing modest recovery in the eurozone, even though structural problems are still not fully addressed. Inflation is still ...

Our analysts provide a breakdown of the economic performance of the eurozone’s nine largest member countries Despite a disappointing year in 2025 and still sluggish sentiment indicators, there are ...

The composite output index held at 51.5, indicating that private-sector activity in the eurozone continues to grow, albeit modestly, and has now expanded for 13 consecutive months. Manufacturing ...

Steady bank lending growth in the eurozone is in line with our view of modest GDP growth over the winter. While investment growth disappointed in 2025, stronger public spending is set to boost the ...

Strong growth – thanks to government spending and exports – is keeping the Dutch economy growing at a fast pace. Read more ...