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Fabio Panetta says Europe should use the power of having a global currency wisely
The single currency is still too often scapegoated
And if a European CBDC doesn’t break a few, what’s the point?
Wall Street banks forecast rising energy prices and flagging eurozone growth to drag down single currency
British pound declines as traders shift interest rate expectations
Not even the ECB’s increase in interest rates to a record this week could support the currency
Google prepares for biggest US antitrust showdown since Microsoft
Steady decline against dollar reflects growing gulf with more robust US performance
While many harbour concerns over privacy, having a new way to pay throughout the eurozone would definitely help consumers
Taking a closer look at the digital euro — its promises, pitfalls and why people took to the streets to protest against it earlier this year
Brighter economic outlook boosts the common currency as dollar retreats on prospect of end to US monetary tightening
Biggest price increases since country switched to common currency had been in hairdressers and coffee shops
Falling gas prices and easing fears of a deep, continent-wide recession in 2023 have brightened prospects for Europe
More nuanced thinking on both the currency and its inflation prospects
Old misgivings about the currency are increasingly unpersuasive — it is becoming more attractive by the day
Former Yugoslav nation long in pursuit of closer integration with EU switches to single currency on January 1
Euro and pound rise against greenback day after ECB lifts interest rates by 0.75 percentage points
Moscow’s suspension of Nord Stream 1 knocks equities markets as energy crisis worsens
Net short positions hit their highest levels since the start of the pandemic
The currency has become more resilient with every trauma it has survived
Bearish sentiment persists as common currency hits parity with dollar
Rising recession fears and broad shift into haven assets have boosted the greenback
The single currency’s fall points to risk of a recession more than question marks over its future
Treasury yield curve ‘inverts’ as outlook darkens for world’s largest economy
The single currency tried monetary policy, now only fragmentation or fiscal policy remain
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