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European Markets Close Higher as Investors Brace for Latest Fed Decision; Stoxx 600 Up 1.7%
European stocks closed higher on Wednesday as investors braced themselves for the latest monetary policy announcement from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Stalemate in Rome as Italy Looks to Choose a New President
Italy is facing political deadlock after lawmakers failed to reach an agreement on who should become the country’s next president.
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Italy Votes for New President in a Race That Could Spark Political Upheaval
A secret ballot to elect Italy’s next president begins on Monday — with Prime Minister Mario Draghi among the favorites.
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European Markets Close Higher as Traders Monitor Inflation and Earnings; Soitec Falls 18%
European stocks closed higher Thursday as investors appeared to brush off concerns about rampant inflation.
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Italy Has Quietly Become One of Big Tech's Most Prolific Antagonists
Italy’s antitrust watchdog slapped Amazon with a hefty $1.28 billion fine in December — but that’s only its latest salvo in a string of moves against Big Tech.
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Italy's Mario Draghi Is Getting an ‘A' on His Report Card. But His Powers Are Fading
“There is a boss and a sense of direction,” an economist said about the Italian economy under Mario Draghi’s leadership.
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European Markets Close Higher; Credit Suisse Slips 2% as Chairman Resigns
European stocks closed higher on Monday as investors digested a string of corporate news and the latest growth data out of China.
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European Markets Close Lower After Red-Hot U.S. Inflation Reading; Countryside Down 21%
European stocks closed lower on Thursday as global markets faltered following the latest U.S. inflation reading showing consumer prices rose once again in December.
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European Markets Close Higher as U.S. Inflation Heats Up; Philips Down 15%
European stocks closed higher on Wednesday as investors monitored the latest reading of U.S. inflation data.
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Mario Draghi Brought Political Stability to Italy. Now, a Key Election Threatens It All
Mario Draghi, currently Italy’s prime minister, could be chosen as its new president. Investors are worried.
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European Stocks Close Lower Amid Interest Rate Fears; Atos Down 17%
European stocks closed lower on Monday with global markets on tenterhooks ahead of key U.S. inflation data this week.
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Tesla Rival Lucid Plans to Launch in Europe This Year
Lucid has announced that it plans to start expanding into European markets this year as demand for electric vehicles soars.
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European Stocks Struggle for Direction After Hitting Record Highs
European markets are taking a breather after hitting record highs on Tuesday.
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Political Change Is Coming to the EU's Big Three Economies. Here's Why It Matters
The politics are changing in the EU’s three biggest economies and this could have implications for markets.
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European Stocks Buoyant as New Year Trading Gets Off to a Positive Start
European stocks kicked off 2022 with a bang on Monday, with most major regional indexes closing higher on the first trading day of the new year.
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Here's Where Americans Want to Travel Abroad — and Where They're Losing Interest
Americans have never stopped dreaming about vacations abroad. Travel site ParkSleepFly analyzed Google search data to track where we’d like to go.
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European Stocks Log Second Best Year Since 2009 With a Gain of 22%
European indexes fell on Friday, the last trading session of 2021, but logged gains of over 22% for the year.
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European Stocks Rise in Holiday-Thinned Trade; Storskogen Group Up 4%
European indexes ended higher on Thursday as holiday-thinned trading continued in the region.
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European Stocks Mostly Lower in Holiday-Thinned Trade; UK's FTSE Up 0.7%
European stocks closed mostly lower Wednesday as holiday-thinned trading continued in the region.
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European Stocks Rise Amid Holiday-Thinned Trading
European stocks rose Tuesday as holiday-thinned trade continues in the region.
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