Le gouvernement britannique tente de minorer un rapport pessimiste sur l'après-Brexit

Le gouvernement britannique a tenté mardi de minorer un rapport sur la situation économique du pays après sa sortie de l'Union européenne, qui avait fuité la veille.

Mediterranean Leaders to Meet in Lisbon to Discuss Economy, Security, Migration

The presidents of Cyprus, France and the prime ministers of Greece, Italy, Malta, Portugal and Spain are set to meet in Lisbon to discuss economic growth, development of the common market, security, defense and issues related to migration.

Ireland introduces counter measures to reduce Brexit impact

The Irish government said on Tuesday it has introduced a number of specific measures to help firms that might be affected by the uncertainty caused by Britain's vote to leave the European Union (EU).

Italy's National Debt Hits Record High, Reaches Some $2.5 Trillion

 Italy's public debt reached a historic high in June, exceeding 2.249 trillion euros ($2.518 trillion), the country's central bank said Friday.

Corruption, weaknesses in labor market hinder businesses in Bulgaria

Bureaucracy, corruption and weaknesses in the labor market are some of the key obstacles that hinder businesses and economic growth in Bulgaria, according to a report released  on Thursday.

China to create 10 mln jobs in 2016

China aims to create at least 10 million new urban jobs and keep the registered urban unemployment rate within 4.5 percent this year, according to a government work report delivered by Premier Li Keqiang at the legislative annual session on Saturday.

China's economic growth slumps to 25-year low

China's economy grew 6.9 percent in 2015, GDP figures released on Tuesday showed, the lowest level of growth in 25 years.

China's poverty relief efforts set example for world

As the largest contributor to global poverty reduction, China has set an exemplary example for the world with its achievements, strong determination and effective measures.

Global growth, migration, terror to top agenda of G20 summit

Global growth will dominate the agenda when leaders of 20 major world economies (G20) gather in Turkey's southwestern seaside city of Antalya on Sunday and Monday for their 10th summit.

EU expects three million migrant arrivals by 2017. Pierre Moscovici said that the migrants could help boost the EU economy

Three million migrants are expected to arrive in Europe by 2017 as they flee war and poverty in Syria and other conflict zones, with a small positive impact on the EU economy likely, the EU's executive arm said on Thursday.

China Stocks Fall Again, Others Rebound After Global Slump

Stocks in China took another plunge when markets opened Tuesday, falling more than 6 percent in early trading before making back some ground later in the morning.

Asian, European Markets Tumble

Stock markets in Europe tumbled Monday after Asia’s stock and financial markets fell sharply, extending losses amid growing concerns over China’s economic outlook and global growth.

Italian PM to hold talks on economic, migrants and Greek crisis with German counterpart

Italian Premier Matteo Renzi was about to hold talks with German Chancellor Angela Merkel on economic growth, immigrants issue and the Greece debt crisis after her visit to the Expo in Milan on Monday.

Lenders conclude Cyprus's 7th program review

Cyprus's international lenders concluded their seventh review of the eastern Mediterranean island's bailout program on Friday, revising upwards their projections of economic growth for the country.

Italian economy shows positive signs, but companies still not investing

Positive news continues to trickle in for Italy's economy, but investors and economists say that it is still too early to say the economy has finally emerged from its long economic malaise.

Portuguese PM confident about economic

Portuguese Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho said on Monday the Portuguese economy would grow 1.5 percent in 2015 and the growth could be higher due to more favorable international economic prospects.

Slovenia’s Economy Recovering, Two-Year Growth Projected (IMF)

 Slovenia is recovering from the severe economic crisis having achieved a 2.6 percent economic growth in 2014, and further growth is projected in 2015 and 2016, The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) said in a statement on Thursday.

Anti-austerity forces grow in Italy after Greece vote. If Italy were to team up with Greece and other debt-strapped eurozone countries ...

After the left-wing Syriza party notched an impressive victory in Greece's recent parliamentary elections, a gust of energy has swept across debt-laden southern Europe, which has borne the brunt of the eurozone's fiscal crisis...

Syriza Cites Greece’s Struggle for Economic Growth as Example for EU

The struggle for economic growth in Greece could become an example for other European countries to follow, Yiannis Milios, the ruling Syriza party's economic policy department head, told Sputnik Tuesday...

Greek PM outlines priorities of new government. (people's dignity and social justice)

The new Greek government is ready to restore the debt-laden country's prestige, people's dignity and social justice, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras told the first Cabinet meeting on Wednesday.