Eurozone inflation hit record high in December
The European Central Bank is under pressure to reconsider its low interest rate policy after soaring energy prices forced Eurozone inflation to hit its highest annual rate since records began in 1997
One in 10 Europeans has bought a fake product: study
One in every 10 Europeans has been duped into buying counterfeit products, mostly coming from Asia, according to a study by the EU's intellectual property office (EUIPO)
Price trends in the eurozone
This graphic shows the change in consumer prices in the eurozone between 2019 and 2020.
Eurozone GDP up 12.7% in Q3, biggest quarterly rise
Eurozone output soared by 12.7 percent in the third quarter as the bloc bounced back from the depths of the coronavirus lockdown, according to the Eurostat statistics agency
Eurozone GDP plummets by record 12.1 per cent in second quarter
Countries worldwide have been suffering economically from the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic. This is no different from the Eurozone, where the GDP has declined massively for the first time in 25 years.
Eurozone unemployment steady at 7.5 per cent
The unemployment rate across the European countries remained the same in the month of July. Whereas, youth unemployment has slightly increased.
EU reports wide disparities in unemployment across bloc
The EU statistics agency Eurostat released its 2018 report showing extremely diverse unemployment rates across Europe.
Eurozone unemployment stable at 7.8 per cent in January
The unemployment rate in the eurozone held steady for January, according to data released by the European Union's statistics agency.
Eurozone unemployment remains stable
The Eurozone countries with the lowest unemployment rates in June were the Czech Republic at 2.4 per cent and Germany at 3.4 per cent.
German price levels 5 per cent higher than EU average in 2017
Frankfurt - Consumer price levels in Germany were 5 per cent higher than the average in the European Union's 28 member states in 2017, statistics released Friday showed. The most expensive country within the bloc was Denmark, where the price level was 41.5 per cent above the EU average, according to data from the Federal […]
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