A key measure of euro-area pay growth eased at the end of 2024, supporting European Central Bank plans to keep cutting interest rates as inflation slows.

We believe the ECB is unlikely to change its stance based on today’s negotiated wage data. Ecb welcomes slower wage growth.

J.P.Morgan joined Wall-Street peer Goldman Sachs to forecast a boost to the euro area's economic growth for 2025 on the back ...

The euro-area economy grew more than initially estimated at the end of last year, bolstered by consumer spending and business ...

In general, changes in weekly earnings reflect a number of factors, including wage growth; changes in the ... In the Euro Area, wage growth refers to the change in the total remuneration ...

Euro zone inflation dipped a bit less than expected last month but its most closely watched component also dropped, sealing ...

The importance of growth varies across countries ... adults to earn the minimum wage since they are often low skilled. Because wages gradually adjusted downward in many euro area economies during the ...

It is widely expected that the ECB will again reduce borrowing costs when it meets next as inflation remains under control ...

By Miranda XafaDespite the headwinds caused by the major turmoil and rapid changes in the international environment, Greece’s macroeconomic outlook for 2025 remains more positive than that of the euro ...

Following President Trump's election, many predict that inflation will remain a concern, particularly in service prices. The situation in the US economy is buoyant yet overall inflation in the ...

(Bloomberg) -- The euro-area economy managed to eke out growth at the end of last year after all, with Eurostat revising up its initial estimate. Gross domestic product increased 0.1% in the three ...

"Greater friction in global trade could weigh on euro area growth by dampening exports ... The ECB highlighted strong wage growth as a key driver of persistent services inflation, suggesting ...