Most forecasters see the euro zone expanding at a rate between 1% and 1.5% this year, after ​growth of about 1.4% in 2025.

However, the euro’s reaction was muted as eurozone drivers are subordinate to U.S. factors with the European Central Bank expected to keep interest rates firmly on hold, the analysts say. That leaves ...

Meanwhile, the Pound (GBP) traded in a narrow range after the UK’s own manufacturing PMI confirmed the factory sector’s ...

Swapped issuance may contribute to a bullish push in euro rates and, with more supply on the agenda, rate markets are likely ...

Euro-area inflation eased to the European Central Bank’s target, supporting the view of policymakers that interest rates can stay at current levels unless the economic outlook changes significantly.