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Euro hits six-month low and investors bet against more interest rate rises after release of PMIs
Brussels is wary that Beijing could target specific sectors in individual countries of the bloc
Disruptions compound longer-term structural problems including labour shortages and a lack of investment
Berlin’s switch comes after industry warnings but the European Commission remains split
Sharp decline in carmaking drives third consecutive drop, as second-quarter eurozone growth is revised down to 0.1%
Export orders jump and companies hire workers at fastest pace since February while broader regional economy remains weak
Closely watched Ifo poll shows broad-based downturn in sentiment as statisticians confirm no growth in the second quarter
Economists and investors increasingly think central bank will hold interest rates in September
Eurozone statistics have been seriously distorted by US tech and pharma groups that found a home in Dublin
Ukraine war, higher rates and sluggish trade aggravate longstanding structural problems in EU powerhouse
Chipmaker is latest tech group to make use of Berlin’s subsidies as it seeks to diversify globally
BDT & MSD Partners’ investment values company at about €6.5bn and provides exit for private equity backer BC Partners
Levy encourages non-EU producers to generate scrap to be remelted and sold to bloc
VW replaces Markus Duesmann with strategy head Gernot Döllner after mounting tensions
France and Germany lead push to add metal to critical materials list
Manufacturers look to reduce dependence on China over geopolitical and supply chain concerns
Industry wants EU to delay ‘rules of origin’ terms in post-Brexit trade agreement
The twin shocks of Covid and the war in Ukraine have taught us lessons about the value of economic sovereignty
Money will be used over next five years to produce batteries and fund expansion in US and China
World’s largest seller of electric and hybrid cars sets out plans to dominate region by 2030
Well-heeled passengers are eager to rediscover overnight rail travel but suitable carriages are scarce
VW’s choice of battery factory in North America highlights risks of losing talent and technology across Atlantic
Ford’s jobs cuts are the first sign of a coming wave set to hit the sector and its workforce
PMI score hits nine-month high, showing bloc’s resilience against energy crisis
US automaker announces cuts to product development teams in UK and Germany
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