The Latest Breaking News from eurozone

Government plans to sell £297bn of bonds this fiscal year, the second-highest on record

Costas Simitis, former prime minister of Greece and the architect of the country’s joining the common European currency, the euro, has died at 88, state TV ERT reports

Economists say EU countries hardest hit by 2010s debt crisis now in stronger position than France and Germany

European Central Bank faces decisions amidst economic uncertainty and political challenges in the eurozone.

The European Central Bank is releasing its its decision on interest rates and a rate cut is a foregone conclusion

The Chancellor said economic growth was not a ‘zero-sum game’ and could benefit both the UK and EU.

UK chancellor wants to reset ties with EU; oil and gold prices climb after fall of Assad

First speech by UK chancellor to eurozone finance ministers since 2020 will promise ‘business-like’ approach to relations

Mohamed El-Erian, Allianz's Chief Economic Advisor, warned Wednesday Dec. 4, 2024 about the growing intersection of political and economic challenges in France following Prime Minister Michel Barnier's historic no-confidence ouster, even as Greek bonds achieved parity with French sovereign debt for the first time since the Eurozone crisis.

French Prime Minister faces no-confidence vote over budget dispute, risking government collapse and eurozone repercussions.

Country is at risk of fresh turmoil with its government on the brink amid soaring sovereign borrowing costs