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European monetary union
May 2018
Economics viewpoint
Italy’s policies make sense – it’s eurozone rules that are absurd
Larry Elliott
Tax and spending plans will cost around €60bn a year, or 3.5% of Italy’s GDP
April 2018
Business live
Global stock markets rise as Middle East tensions ease - as it happened
Business live
Surprise falls in UK manufacturing and construction point to slowing economy – business live
February 2018
EU finance head: we will regulate bitcoin if risks are not tackled
Valdis Dombrovskis calls for global response to rise of cryptocurrencies at industry roundtable
Latvian representative at ECB detained in bribery case
Ilmars Rimsevics questioned on charge relating to bank accused of doing business with North Korea
Global demand propels eurozone factories into full throttle mode
Orders, goods and jobs growing at record rate since the creation of the single currency
January 2018
Mario Draghi told to drop membership of secretive bankers' club
EU ruling follows claims G30 group has too much influence with ECB president as member
October 2017
ECB to halve bond buying as it plans to scale back quantitative easing
ECB asks banks to set aside more cash for bad debt amid €1tn problem
September 2017
The Guardian view on Brexit and the Bank: the challenge of populism
Philip Hammond tells the City he will protect its global position
Project Syndicate economists
Can Macron and Merkel agree on how to fix the eurozone?
Barry Eichengreen
Time to raise eurozone interest rates, says Deutsche Bank chief
July 2017
Business live
Labour blasts 'failing' government after UK deficit jumps in June – as it happened
All the day’s economic and financial news, including coverage of the latest UK public finances
June 2017
Britain is leaving the EU – just as Europe is on the up
Natalie Nougayrède
Take a bow Mario Draghi – has the ECB chief saved the eurozone?
May 2017
Brighter skies over eurozone as growth and employment pick up
No bailout funds for Greece as eurozone finance chiefs fail to agree deal
April 2017
Macron is a realist who tells the truth. French voters have responded
Sylvie Goulard
Stock markets surge after French election result
About 2,837 results for European monetary union
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