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Overall manufacturing activity in the euro zone took a further turn for the worse in March, contracting at a steeper pace than in February, but there were signs of recovery in Italy and Spain, surveys... -April 02, 2024 at 05:39 am EDT - MarketScreener

Overall manufacturing activity in the euro zone took a further turn for the worse in March, contracting at a steeper pace than in February, but there were signs of recovery in Italy and Spain,...

By Jonathan Cable LONDON (Reuters) - Overall manufacturing activity in the euro zone took a further turn for the worse in March, contracting at a ...

By Jonathan Cable LONDON (Reuters) - Overall manufacturing activity in the euro zone took a further turn for the worse in March, contracting at a steeper pace than in February, but there were signs of recovery in Italy and Spain, surveys showed on ...

The Reserve Bank of India will keep interest rates unchanged until at least July, a bit longer than the U.S. central bank is expected to do so, on strong growth and still-elevated inflation,...

The 66-year-old entertainer is joining the 100th “Naked Lunch” podcast at Harrah’s Showroom, home of Osmond’s residency production.

LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone manufacturing activity continued to contract last month amid weak demand although firms were optimistic about the year ahead, a survey showed on Friday. HCOB's final euro zone manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (P...

British home prices will flatline this year, a better performance than expected three months ago, buoyed by supply constraints and expected interest rate cuts later in the year, a Reuters poll... -February 29, 2024 at 02:40 am EST - MarketScreener

By Jonathan Cable LONDON (Reuters) - British home prices will flatline this year, a better performance than expected three months ago, buoyed by supply constraints and expected interest rate cuts later in the year, a Reuters poll found. After a slo...

The European Central Bank will first cut interest rates in June, according to a near two-thirds majority of economists in a Reuters poll, though they were split on the chances of the cut coming...