The economy grew at a faster pace than estimated in the three months through September, aided by a pickup in investment.

Public support for the euro in the eurozone remains robust, according to the latest Eurobarometer survey released by the ...

BRUSSELS, May 19 (Reuters) - The euro zone economy will grow more slowly this year and next because of the trade war started by the United States and uncertainty over when and how it will end, the ...

The EU has today revised up euro zone third quarter economic growth slightly to 0.3%, as the performance of the 20-country ...

Sweden should join the 20 countries using the euro as their currency as the potential economic benefits now outweigh the ...

As European policymakers struggle to find a way out of the seemingly unending crisis that has bound together banks and sovereigns like two struggling swimmers trying to hold each other above the waves ...

Italy's showdown with Brussels revived nagging anxieties about the currency union's stability. For economists like Ken Rogoff, Italy's best long-term solution is for the EU to enhance its currency ...

European equity markets were gaining Tuesday as markets rediscovered some appetite for risk in the wake of the panic over tariffs. However, levies are still set to deal a blow to the European Union’s ...

Bulgaria continues to report one of the lowest unemployment levels in the European Union, maintaining a stable labor market despite broader economic pressures and the nearing adoption of the euro.

Belgium, Portugal, Spain and Lithuania, whose budgets were flagged for different reasons, have also been sent letters. Italy, the eurozone's third biggest economy, is notably forecasting a budget ...

German Bund yields steadied on Tuesday after a rout in global bonds unleashed the biggest one-day selloff in euro zone debt since September, as traders look ahead to euro zone inflation and ...