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.

By Miranda Xafa Despite the headwinds caused by the major turmoil and rapid changes in the international environment, ...

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

Offering reassurances that inflation will continue to moderate, wage growth eased in the fourth quarter. Data Friday from the ...

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 ...

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

"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 ...

Economic growth is highly significant for countries around the world because it drives prosperity, improves living standards, ...

Euro-area inflation eased, boosting confidence that it’s approaching the 2% target as the European Central Bank enters the ...

As Europe is discovering, the past is rarely past. Weaknesses exposed by the forgotten 2011 European debt crisis remain ...

The EBRD has lowered its 2025 growth forecast to 3.2%, down 0.3 points from September 2024, as slowing investment, trade ...