Currency

The arrest comes as Kosovo faces an epidemic of counterfeit euro coins.

Trump vows to establish a U.S. bitcoin stockpile, set up a crypto advisory council.

Trump’s about-turn on crypto-assets — and his pick of crypto-evangelist running mate JD Vance — resurfaces a nightmare scenario for EU policymakers.

Markets will certainly make their position known if politicking threatens to stretch public finances.

Budapest’s friendly ties with Beijing run contrary to Brussels’ de-risking efforts.

Top CEOs were seen nodding their heads when Trump talked about finding ways to keep American-educated talent at home.

The euro’s weakening since the EU election has struck an uncomfortable chord at the Swiss National Bank.

Sterling is at its highest level since Britain voted to leave the EU in 2016.

Brussels is now thinking of alternative ways to provide long-term support to Kyiv.

It’s the first time crypto has become an issue in the general election of a presidential race.

As elections near, industry bosses argue the EU needs to create the right conditions to build a competitive green economy.

High inflation and wavering public support ― in part blamed on Russian disinformation ― means the country is almost certain to miss its 2025 joining target.

The debate on whether and how to use frozen Russian money to help Ukraine has reached the G7.

Pledges to take Russian money to help Ukraine face a litany of legal and tactical quandaries.

The currency weakened as the ECB signals it plans start cutting rates before the Fed.

Bipartisan legislation would let the U.S. seize $5B to $8B in Russian assets.

Poland’s coalition is trying to rid public institutions of the former right-wing Law and Justice government’s influence.

Confiscation is risky, but the euro’s reputation won’t escape unscathed if Europe lets Putin win, Latvian central bank governor warns.

The UK chancellor is kicking every difficult decision beyond the general election.

Behind the scenes, the Biden administration is frustrated at Europe’s unwillingness to confiscate Moscow’s assets to finance Ukraine’s reconstruction.

Swiss National Bank President Thomas Jordan will step down in September.

From an unenforced oil price cap to rogue countries teaming up, Moscow is exploiting the West’s weaknesses.

The country now sits behind only the U.S. and China in terms of economic heft.