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EUROPEAN UNION
The European Union (EU), also know as Eurozone, is an economic and monetary union with a population more than 500 million and a combined GDP of approximately 15 trillion. The European Union, which started with six founding states, has grown to include 27 sovereign Member States: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom. This topic covers the EU's economy, events, and general EU focused trends and forecasts.
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By James Saft – Mario Draghi has saved the euro, for the time being, but seems less inclined to help the economies in...
By Michael Shields – Call it the battle for grandma’s passbook. That is how politicians here are framing a debate over...
Reuters – France plans to implement a tax on financial transactions at the end of 2014 and believes the levy to be...
By Yalman Onaran – Cyprus is on the verge of an unprecedented financial experiment: imposing controls on money...
By Robert Kahn – Cyprus measures 0.2 percent of the Eurozone economy. A proposed rescue package is only €17 billion, of...
By Ian Traynor – Jürgen Habermas, the Frankfurt professor whose political thinking has helped shape Germany over the...
By James Saft – A new, tougher policy on banking bailouts, made flesh in Cyprus and enunciated by Dutch Finance...
By Michael Sivy – None of the euro zone’s problems have gone away. Political crises beset France, Italy and Spain.
SLIDE SHOW (6) By Marc Jones – The euro slipped towards a two-week low on Monday while shares and Italian bond prices...
By Karolina Tagaris – The irony of awarding the prize at a time when the EU is being pilloried in several European...
Bloomberg/Financial Post – International purchases of U.S. financial assets rose more than sevenfold in July as...
Reuters – The euro zone is likely to have slipped back into recession in the current quarter, according to a survey...
By Michele Kambas and Lidia Kelly – Cyprus pleaded for a new loan from Russia on Wednesday (Mar 20) to avert a...
By John O’Donnell – Concerns are growing among European investors and lawmakers that plans for a eurozone banking union...
By Angelika Stricker and Luke Baker – German Chancellor Angela Merkel raised new hurdles on Friday (Oct 19) to using...
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- europeanvoice.com
- econmatters.com
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