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Return of tight budget rules will end three years of supportive fiscal policy
Group to invest in car plant in bid to dominate European EV industry by end of decade
Hopefully, an end to ‘computer says no’ budgeting
The period of rapidly rising prices is retreating in the rear-view mirror
Tackling cost of eggs and putting western company exits on hold among measures aimed at containing surging prices
Office tower sales at Europe’s biggest business district have shrivelled, though it is trying to attract new renters
Compromise will phase in a sweeping overhaul of the union’s complex budget framework
Plus: Is Geert Wilders any closer to becoming Dutch PM?
Credit spread with US triple C issuers is highest since 2009
Easier for many companies to trade with distant countries than with EU, British Chambers of Commerce warns
Bank’s regulatory chief Andrea Enria says lenders have ‘solid’ capital ratios but will face tighter conditions in 2024
Also in this newsletter: Greece’s legal migration plan splits its ruling party
Emerging markets can teach us all a lesson about the importance of not relying solely on discretion
CIO Ivascyn says he has been running larger than usual bet on UK government bonds
Rubbing shoulders on Europe’s southern peninsula, the neighbours have sometimes prickly relations
Morale particularly low in construction sector, with residential permits falling more than 25% year on year
‘Zombie’ companies lose lifeline as increased borrowing costs compound withdrawal of pandemic-era support
March interest rate cut ‘highly unlikely’, says Belgian central bank governor Pierre Wunsch
Moves extend rally in European government debt despite ECB’s insistence it is not considering interest rate cuts
Job cuts and fall in new orders add to fears of looming downturn, but high selling prices point to persistent inflation
Brussels will not reimpose tariffs on American whiskey and motorcycles next year
ECB and BoE say battle against inflation not over, but more dovish US move ‘sets tone’
European central bankers warn it is too soon to declare victory over inflation
Paris successfully pushed for weaker due diligence reporting by lenders and state-backed funding for nuclear power plants
Christine Lagarde says central bank will not ‘lower guard’ against price pressures as investors increase bets on rate cuts
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