By Ben Aris in Berlin This summer started with optimism around trade deals and progress in Ukraine, but quickly unravelled.

Almost all economists agree - Europe is heading for a recession. But the real question is, how bad will it be? From sky-high ...

With the United States and financial markets pressing for decisive action, European leaders will meet Wednesday on their region’s widening debt crisis amid a new forecast that suggests the broad ...

Fewer than 35 years after escaping the yoke of Soviet-style central planning, Poland has become a legitimate global ...

The war in Ukraine and Western sanctions against Russia disrupted trade and drove up inflation in Europe. (Cyril Marcilhacy/Bloomberg News) Europe should avoid a recession this year despite high ...

Europe was reeling from a staggering surge in coronavirus deaths Saturday, still days or weeks from what experts desperately hope will be the epidemic's peak. In Britain Prime Minister Boris Johnson ...

As markets head into a year of uncertainty against a backdrop of shifting economic data and monetary policy, analysts are turning positive on the outlook for the euro. Having fallen below parity with ...

U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said on Wednesday that President Trump’s trade tariffs could lead to “higher inflation and slower growth” — and U.S. stocks declined on the news. Analysts ...

Major tokens rose as experts downplayed fears of stagflation and recession triggered by downward revision of U.S. jobs.