Eurozone

Old fault lines are threatening to rock the Eurozone

After years in which central-bank backstops encouraged Eurozone investors to look the other way, the bond market has finally started to notice.

• Country: Singapore

Eurozone business growth hits over 3-1/2-year high despite inflation worries: PMI

Services firms reported faster growth in new business

• Country: Turkey

Eurozone inflation tops forecasts to hit 3-year high in September

Inflation in the eurozone jumped more than expected to reach its highest level in three years in September, as the war in the Middle East fueled a surge in energy costs, official d...

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• Country: Czechia

Is Another Eurozone Debt Crisis Looming?

At a time when the cost of servicing sovereign debt is rising globally, France stands out as an especially fragile case. Its public debt-to-GDP ratio is edging up toward that of Greece on the eve of its sovereign-debt crisis, and the French political system seems unable to do anything about it.