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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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Putin's return to the presidency was not unexpected. But it comes as an anti-incumbent trend is developing in Europe.
Voters in France and Greece proved that they're willing to cycle through governments over and over until someone fixes...
By David Goodman and Keith Jenkins – The 10-year borrowing costs of Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany and the...
Oil hit an eight-month low in Asia, keeping consistent in its recent jumpy behavior that tends to mirror news coming...
In what may become a historic "Emperor Has No Clothes" moment, the euro, stocks, oil, and European government...
By Matthew O’Brien – Spain has a problem. It’s running out of money. More precisely, it’s running out of euros.
Economists continue inveighing against austerity strategies. But none of them seem capable of explaining in plain,...
Unemployment in France touched 10.2% in April, a number last seen in 1999 according to data from Eurostat.
We often make fun in these pages over the inability of the eurocrats to get anywhere and the incredible emergency...
Things were looking up for Spain June 7 yesterday after the country conducted a surprisingly successful bond auction.
By Steve Slater and George Georgiopoulos – It is not only Greeks who are worried about their savings. Data shows...
Many well paid workers spend whole days in the office not working, a luxury that minimum wage earners rarely enjoy
By Luke Baker – For the first time in more than two years of debt-crisis meetings, the leaders of France and Germany...
The brain drain of European graduates seems unstoppable and their itinerary will determine the success countries of the...
By Andrew Moravcsik – From the start, the euro has rested on a gamble. When European leaders opted for monetary union...
By Michael Sivy – The scenario everyone recognizes is based on Greece reviving its traditional drachma currency.
The offshore market for China’s renminbi currency is likely to develop into a fully-fledged intermediary between...
The Eurozone is at a cross roads. The single currency idea is presently being put hard to the test. Will Europe and the...
By Kenneth Rapoza – The eurozone crisis is over two years old now. Over the weekend, Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti...
When it comes to the financial world, it is important to listen to what the "smart money" is saying, but it...
By Larry Elliott – For two years, Europe has been force-fed a diet of unrelenting austerity. The crisis began in the...
If the eurozone splinters, it will have been an avoidable disaster. The choice lies with Germany, which can save the...
By Dina Kyriakidou and Harry Papachristou – Greek voters enraged by economic hardship caused by the terms of an...
Top Sources: European Union
- thebeginner.eu
- theneteconomy.wordpress.com
- bloomberg.com
- ihavenet.com
- euractiv.com
- BusinessWeek
- platts.com
- cfr.org
- europeanvoice.com
- econmatters.com
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