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European Central Bank readies new interest rate rise, and what it means for mortgages and business loans

Germany's Joachim Nagel says a further quarter-point increase is effectively certain as eurozone inflation holds near 3%, with the rise set to filter through to Euribor and then variable mortgages and business loans within weeks

The Eurozone is growing at its fastest pace in the last 12 months despite pressures related to Iran

Eurozone GDP expanded by 0.4% in the second quarter of 2026, beating forecasts of 0.2%, with Germany, France, Italy and Spain all recording growth

Eurostat: Inflation in Greece at 4.9% in May, reaches 3.2% in the Eurozone

Inflation in the Eurozone rose in May 2026, as increases in the prices of services and energy continued to fuel inflationary pressures, according to data published by Eurostat

Pierrakakis at the Eurogroup: We must be prepared for the toughest economic scenarios

Warnings over an energy shock, stagflationary pressures and limited fiscal space in the eurozone

OECD lowers Eurozone growth forecast due to the war in the Middle East

The inflation forecast for the eurozone has been raised to 2.6%

Pierrakakis at the Eurogroup: We are open to discussing measures – Priority is protecting households and the stability of the European economy

The president of the Eurogroup stresses that Europe is closely monitoring developments in the Middle East and is considering tools to support households and businesses if the energy crisis worsens - “We have the 2022 toolbox”

Eurostat: Unemployment in the Eurozone falls to a historic low, down to 6.1% in January

The eurozone economy grew faster than forecast at the end of 2025, while Spain’s strong performance and Germany’s return to growth are supporting the labor market

Lagarde: International uncertainty is a key risk factor for the Eurozone

Uncertainty around global trade strategies remains a significant risk for economic activity

ESM: Greek bonds among the strong performers of the Eurozone – 15-year low for the spread

In recent years, yields on Greek government bonds have converged with those of many other countries’ bonds

What Bulgaria’s entry into the euro from January 1 means – what the example of Greece shows

Citizens divided over the country’s accession to the euro – The major challenge of political instability

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