Eurozone

According to many reports, Italy’s ongoing political failure has potential to bring the Eurozone crashing down, which in turn could cause mass impact across the globe’s economy, both short term and long term. In a recent turnoff events,…

Following talks in Brussels, the Greek government has agreed to unlock a further €10.3bn (£7.8bn) in loans from its international creditors, who have also agreed on easing the debt burden of Greece which totals €321bn (£245bn) - worth 180%…

Economic growth in the Eurozone, which should achieve 1.4% in 2015 and further to 1.8% in 2016, leading to another good year for Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) in 2015, according to the latest CEE Quarterly report by UniCredit Economics…

Annual consumer price inflation across the Eurozone climbed up to zero in April 2015 after four months of consecutive declines, Eurostat has announced. However, there is still much to do. Even at zero, the rate of inflation remains well…

March saw an overall average asset class sentiment reach a high, according to the monthly Lloyds Bank Private Banking Investor Sentiment Index. With continued improvement in overall asset class sentiment, net sentiment increased for…