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Victoria Bazir Victoria Bazir Markets
2 months ago

Europe's Energy Problem Was Never About Renewables

The European Commission's warning that rising energy prices could put up to 1.3 million jobs at risk has been framed as a consequence of tensions involving Iran. That explanation is incomplete.

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Marina Lyubimova Marina Lyubimova Stocks
2 months ago

Leonardo’s Rally Signals Europe Is Repricing Strategic Sovereignty

Leonardo’s latest rally increasingly looks less like a short-term defense trade and more like a repricing of Europe’s industrial security sector.

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Stocks
4 months ago

Tesla’s Global BEV Footprint: Market Share Snapshot for Q1 2026

Tesla’s global footprint in the EV market shows strong regional concentration, with standout dominance in Norway and growing presence across Europe and Asia in Q1 2026.

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Sergey Diakov Sergey Diakov Global economy
4 months ago

IMF: Europe Being Hit by Energy-Driven Supply Shock as Growth Slows

IMF analysis shows Europe is being hit by a new energy-driven supply shock linked to Middle East tensions, weighing on growth and lifting inflation.

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Alex Dudov Alex Dudov Global economy
4 months ago

Eurozone Goods Trade Surplus Reaches €11.5B in February 2026

The euro area posted an €11.5 billion goods trade surplus in February 2026, while the broader EU recorded a €9.1 billion surplus - though the monthly data reveals a choppier picture beneath the headline figures.

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Usman Salis Usman Salis Markets
4 months ago

EU Trade Balance Drops $8B as Chemicals Double and Energy Stays a Drag

The EU's trade balance is showing early signs of structural fatigue, even as key sectors continue to expand, offering a nuanced signal for broader market sentiment.

Marina Lyubimova Marina Lyubimova Markets
4 months ago

EU Asylum Applications Hit 669K in 2025, Venezuela Leads With 13%

EU logged 669,400 asylum applications in 2025. Venezuela topped the list at 13%, reshaping migration policy across the bloc.

Marina Lyubimova Marina Lyubimova Global economy
5 months ago

ECB Rate Expectations Surge: Futures Now Price Possible July 2026 Hike

Futures markets have rapidly repriced a potential ECB rate hike in July 2026, driven by mounting inflation fears tied to Europe's deepening energy shock.

Marina Lyubimova Marina Lyubimova Markets
5 months ago

EU STEM Data: 7.9M Women Scientists and Engineers Across Regions, Canarias Leads at 58.8%

Latest Eurostat figures show women now fill millions of scientist and engineer roles across the EU in 2024, with Canarias topping regional rankings at 58.8% and Kozep-Magyarorszag recording the lowest share at 30.0%.

Saad Ullah Saad Ullah Global economy
5 months ago

Euro Area Inflation Slows to 1.7% in January 2026, With Romania Leading at 8.5%

Euro area annual inflation eased to 1.7% in January 2026, while EU inflation held at 2.0%, according to Eurostat. France and Denmark posted the lowest rates at 0.4% and 0.6%, while Romania and Slovakia recorded the highest at 8.5% and 4.3%.

Marina Lyubimova Marina Lyubimova Crypto
6 months ago

XRP Ledger Enters ECB's DLT Testing Framework: Lithuania Authorizes Axiology Platform for July 9, 2025 Launch

The European Central Bank has listed Axiology DLT TSS, an XRP Ledger-based platform, among authorized distributed ledger systems in Lithuania, marking a significant step in blockchain integration within EU financial infrastructure.

Usman Salis Usman Salis Global economy
6 months ago

US $300B+ Services Surplus at Risk as EU Considers Retaliation

America's massive services trade surplus faces potential disruption as European frustration over tariff threats grows, putting US tech dominance in the crosshairs.

Marina Lyubimova Marina Lyubimova Global economy
6 months ago

US LNG Dominates Europe Imports as EU Signals Search for Alternatives

The European Union is looking to reduce its heavy dependence on American LNG as officials explore alternative suppliers amid mounting geopolitical concerns.

Usman Salis Usman Salis Markets
7 months ago

25.4% of Young Europeans Work While Studying: Netherlands Hits 74.3%, Romania Just 2.4%

Fresh 2024 Eurostat data reveals a massive 30-fold gap in student employment across the EU, with some countries making it easy for young people to earn while learning and others keeping education and work completely separate.

Usman Salis Usman Salis Markets
7 months ago

EU Data Reveals 3.2% of Children Face Unmet Healthcare Needs in 2024

New Eurostat data reveals persistent gaps in children's access to medical and dental care across the EU in 2024, with Finland and Spain showing the highest rates of unmet needs at 9.4% and 7.5% respectively.

Victoria Bazir Victoria Bazir Global economy
9 months ago

EU Inflation Drops to 2.1% as Prices Near 2% Target

Europe's inflation dropped to 2.1% in October, marking significant progress toward the European Central Bank's 2% target after years of elevated prices, with energy stabilization and cooling demand driving the decline.

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets
9 months ago

EU Social Spending Reaches €4.6 Trillion in 2023 as Cash Benefits Take the Lead

New Eurostat data reveals the EU spent €4.607 trillion on social protection benefits in 2023, with Italy and Greece leading in cash-based support while Sweden and Ireland topped the rankings for in-kind benefits.

Sergey Diakov Sergey Diakov Artificial Intelligence
9 months ago

Alphabet's €3B Bond Sale Fuels AI and Cloud Expansion Across Europe

Alphabet issues €3 billion in euro-denominated bonds to finance AI infrastructure and cloud data center expansion across Europe, marking its second major eurozone debt offering in 2025.

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Usman Salis Usman Salis Stocks
10 months ago

Europe's Vanishing Act from Global Top-25

A look at how European companies lost their place among the world's most valuable firms.

Usman Salis Usman Salis Global economy
1 year ago

UK Inflation Price Crisis: Food Costs Surge 4.5%, Far Above Euro Area

UK food prices are climbing 4.5% annually while the Euro area sees just 2.9% growth, highlighting Britain's deepening cost-of-living squeeze.

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