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Germany's paralysis threatens European economy | Economy and Business - Vimarsana News

Germany's paralysis threatens European economy | Economy and Business

Analysts and institutions expect flat growth in 2024 and fear that the country’s stagnation may spread to France and Italy

Source: elpais.com
European stocks dip at start of holiday-shortened week - Vimarsana News

European stocks dip at start of holiday-shortened week

(Reuters) -European stocks fell marginally at the start of a holiday-shortened week as investors digested recent big gains spurred by dovish views from major central banks. The STOXX 600 index slipped 0.1% on Monday, hovering just below record highs hit last week. Gains in travel and leisure stocks were offset by losses in personal and…

Market strategists split on prospect for European equities - Vimarsana News

Market strategists split on prospect for European equities

Valuation and earnings growth are attractive prospects but the overall outlook depends on whether there’s a recession

UK's FTSE 100 pares gains as Bank of England says rates to remain elevated - Vimarsana News

UK's FTSE 100 pares gains as Bank of England says rates to remain elevated

-The UK's FTSE 100 gave up some gains on Thursday after the Bank of England indicated that interest rates would remain high for an extended period, a day after the U.S. Federal Reserve hinted that...

Euro area inflation falls to lowest level in two years as economy shrinks - Vimarsana News

Euro area inflation falls to lowest level in two years as economy shrinks

Euro area annual inflation fell to the lowest level since July 2021 in October, while the continent's economy contracted 0.1% in the third quarter.