Europe’s $32 Trillion Economy, by Country
Over half of the entire European economy can be found in just a single region of the continent, led by three countries.
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Over half of the entire European economy can be found in just a single region of the continent, led by three countries.
That is the question Luis Garicano asks in his recent post. He relies on projections from the 2025 IMF World Economic Outlook. On the positive side, Eastern European countries’ eco...
LONDON — If global geopolitics were played out in a high school cafeteria, Europe would be having a “Mean Girls” moment.Once a sought-after friend and trading partner, Europe is fi...
In 2026, energy and geopolitical headwinds will weigh on European economic growth. Learn more to understand the outlook and implications.
European productivity growth has continued to lag behind the U.S., putting added pressure on exporters already grappling with weaker global demand and trade uncertainty.
The Continent trails far behind U.S. economic output. Politics is bound to catch up sooner or later.
Across Europe, most governments are running sizable fiscal deficits as they try to overcome economic and defense challenges.
As of 2026, the eurozone consists of 21 European countries each using the same common currency. Five more EU members are expected to join too.
The Economist: Europe's dependence on US companies in tech and finance is in no small part its own fault after overregulation left European businesses too weak to compete — It wa...
The European Union (EU) economy is expected to grow at a slower pace with higher inflation, and the positive trend in labor markets is set to halt amid the energy shock triggered b...
Just about the entirety of Europe today faces an inflation problem, with no eurozone economy falling within the two-percent target.
Why do some EU regions outperform entire countries? Take a closer look at GDP per capita leaders.
If Washington no longer leads automatically, Europe must decide whether it is a democratic power or a protected region with diplomatic…Continue reading on Systemic Reckonings »
Services PMI 46.4 vs 47.7 expectedPrior 47.6Manufacturing PMI 51.4 vs 51.8 expectedPrior 52.2Composite PMI 47.5 vs 48.8 expectedPrior 48.6The fallout from the Middle East crisis in...
AI-generated editorial illustration showing Europe’s post-World War II division between American and Soviet spheres of influence, inspired…Continue reading on Medium »
(click to enlarge) Though global economic growth has stabilized since the 2020 pandemic meltdown, it remains below pre-pandemic averages and unevenly distributed across regions. Af...
Economic confidence 93.5 vs 92.8 expectedPrior 93.0; revised to 93.2The indicator continues to score below its long-term average of 100, as headwinds from the Middle East conflict...
By Brandon Smith For those who haven’t followed the shifting relationship between Washington and Europe closely, something important is happening beneath the surface of ordinary di...
For most countries in Europe, there's no trade partner more important than Germany. But in the east, another economic powerhouse has emerged.
The finance ministers of the European Union's six biggest economies said Friday they had agreed on steps to better integrate financial markets and make investments flow seamlessly...
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