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Eurozone
Is the eurozone heading for another debt crisis?
Jul 20, 2022
As borrowing costs rise across the 19 nations that use the euro, worries about the currency bloc's stability grow.
How far will the European Central Bank go to curb inflation?
Jul 20, 2022
Like the U.S., Europe is also trying to cope with surging inflation. But so far, the ECB has avoided hiking interest rates as a way to deal with it. That looks like it's about to change.
Spain to hold a general election — again
by
Amy Scott
Nov 8, 2019
The continuing political stalemate could hamper economic growth.
Could Italy dump the euro for the "mini-BOT"?
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Jun 17, 2019
Could a proposed Italian government bond turn into a parallel currency ... and replace the euro?
Greece leaves bailouts behind; wonders what's ahead
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Aug 15, 2018
Some Greeks fear their country may struggle once bailouts end.
ECB to end stimulus. Is Europe's economy out of the woods?
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Jun 14, 2018
The European Central Bank announced today it is doing something the Federal Reserve has been doing for several years now: It’s taking its foot off the gas pedal of the economy — in this case, the eurozone economy. Specifically, it’s ending its practice of buying up bonds. So is the eurozone back on track? Click […]
Nuclear threats, financial risks and trade agreement breakdowns — what's ahead for 2018
by
Janet Nguyen
and Kimberly Adams
Jan 1, 2018
Here are some of the trends identified in the Stratfor Worldview's annual forecast.
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Eurozone hopes PIIGS may fly
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Aug 3, 2017
Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain show signs of economic recovery.
Will France abandon the euro?
Mar 9, 2017
The U.K. voted to leave the EU last June in a turbulent move. Will we see similar changes in France?
European Union finance ministers focus their attention on Greece bailout
May 23, 2016
Greece has a fresh round of austerity measures, but there's still disagreement over its debt relief.