Economics

People facing poverty are more likely to experience difficulties with everyday physical and cognitive activities than those in a more secure financial position, according to 2025 data published by Eurostat.

As many as 12,000 jobs at UBS in Switzerland could be threatened if the country’s largest bank decides to relocate in response to proposed stricter capital requirements, according to a warning from the Swiss Bank

Will Slovakia follow Italy’s path on property prices? 

Germany’s producer prices declined by 2.5% year-on-year in December, the Federal Statistics Office reported on Tuesday, broadly in line with analysts’ forecasts.

Switzerland’s job market showed further signs of strain at the end of the year, with unemployment continuing its upward trend in December. New figures from the

France has announced tighter controls on a range of food imports in an effort to ease mounting pressure from farmers protesting against the EU’s planned trade deal with the South American

Portugal’s statutory retirement age will increase once more in 2027, reaching 66 years and 11 months, according to a decree published on Monday in the

Nearly two-thirds of German engineering companies expect revenues to take a hit from U.S. tariffs, with almost half anticipating losses exceeding 10%, according to a new survey by industry

France’s economy is on track to grow faster than initially expected in 2025, with expansion likely to reach at least 0.8%, according to Finance Minister Roland Lescure. The revised outlook

House prices in the Netherlands are still rising on an annual basis, but the pace of growth is losing momentum, according to new data from the national statistics office CBS and the land