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Eurozone Economic Confidence Hits 6-Month Low - Vimarsana News

Eurozone Economic Confidence Hits 6-Month Low

BRUSSELS/FRANKFURT/PARIS (dpa-AFX) - Adding to concerns over growth prospects, euro area economic sentiment deteriorated to the lowest in six months in May reflecting lower confidence in industry

Weak Bank Lending Damps Eurozone Growth Prospects - Vimarsana News

Weak Bank Lending Damps Eurozone Growth Prospects

BRUSSELS/FRANKFURT/PARIS (dpa-AFX) - Eurozone bank lending growth weakened further in April reflecting the transmission of the European Central Bank's tight monetary policy and signaled weak economic

FTSE 100 in the red ahead of US debt ceiling vote - Vimarsana News

FTSE 100 in the red ahead of US debt ceiling vote

(Alliance News) - The FTSE 100 closed firmly in the red on Tuesday despite investors breathing a sigh of relief that an agreement had been reached between US President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to temporarily suspend the US debt ceiling.... | 11:54am

Euro zone lending takes another hit from higher rates - Vimarsana News

Euro zone lending takes another hit from higher rates

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Euro zone bank lending slowed again in April, supporting the case for careful interest rate hikes in the months ahead as weak growth and surging borrowing costs are already denting demand for credit, European Central Bank data showed on Tuesday. | 02:42pm

Euro zone lending takes another hit from higher rates - Vimarsana News

Euro zone lending takes another hit from higher rates

Euro zone bank lending slowed again in April, supporting the case for careful interest rate hikes in the months ahead as weak growth and surging borrowing costs are already denting demand for credit, European Central Bank data showed on Tuesday.