The French president and German chancellor established a commitment to cooperation, and voiced support for potential changes to the European treaty

Though Germany is widely regarded as Europe’s strongest economy, it is the continent’s third-weakest performer in terms of per capita GDP growth. The country’s banking system could be the source of its economic illness

As a wave of nationalism threatens to consume the continent, Kim Darrah asks, can deeper integration salvage European growth?

For the first time since 2008, all 28 member-states are expected to grow throughout the three-year forecasting period despite political uncertainty

French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen has drawn criticism for her plans to ditch the euro and revoke central bank independence if elected

Amid a backdrop of quickening inflation across the eurozone, Spanish inflation surges in spite of lingering unemployment

Interest rate cuts continue as Denmark insists on maintaining long-held pegging of krone to the euro

Slowdown in Chinese growth hits prospects for rest of the world, although falling oil prices will help many economies

Eurostat figures show that the eurozone has entered into deflation, compounding pressure on the ECB to introduce its own QE programme

Stability has returned to the global economy, although the sovereign debt crisis has left a marked impact on the credit quality of European Corporates

Two of Europe’s key economies have revealed disappointing growth amid a major market pull away from Europe

World Finance interviews Gerard Lyons, Chief Economic Advisor for the Mayor of London, on whether the ECB’s latest stress can prevent another round of banking failures

World Finance interviews Zach Witton from Moody’s Analytics on the health of the eurozone economy

World Finance interviews Zach Witton from Moody’s Analytics on the stress testing of banks in the eurozone