MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's economy expanded a stronger-than-expected 3.2% in 2024, by far outperforming its euro zone peers' ...

The eurozone economy likely started the year less weakly than it ended 2024, according to business surveys, but the threat of ...

Despite US President Donald Trump's sabre-rattling, the European Central Bank is set to press on with interest rate cuts ...

MADRID - The Spanish economy grew by a projected 3.2% in 2024 – the fastest rate in the euro area, and four times higher than the eurozone average – the country’s economy minister said on Wednesday.

Spain has set the standard as the highest economic growth nation in the Eurozone for 2024 at a staggering 3.2% increase ...

Spain's economy expanded by 3.2% last year, propelled by strong exports, tourism boom and robust consumer spending, making it ...

Eurozone loan growth accelerated modestly in December, though tightening credit standards still justify the ECB’s gradual ...

Yields on gilts and eurozone government bonds declined ahead of interest-rate decisions this week by the Fed and ECB.

EIRL, which is not a pure-play Irish ETF and prone to plenty of churn, has lagged Eurozone stocks over the past year. Read ...

Morale among Italian businesses and consumers improved unexpectedly in January, data showed on Wednesday, brightening ...

A weakening labour market and minimal improvement in affordability are likely to slow the speed of recovery in the eurozone ...