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Central bank’s September minutes pave the way for another big rate rise later this month
Venture Global’s expanded 20-year contract a sign of revived LNG market as buyers avoid Russia
€200bn stimulus unveiled last week has met with a wave of criticism from leaders in region
Scholz defends €200bn package to shield companies and households despite competition concerns
Modest deal in Luxembourg cannot hide fundamental differences among Europe’s capitals
Scale and timing of Berlin’s support package risks undermining EU unity
Hungarian premier joins EU leaders upset at lack of bloc-wide solution
Germany’s domestic borrowing plans revive criticism of uneven spending
Scale of domestic aid prompts backlash as bloc tries to forge united response to high prices
Eurozone inflation hits 10%, Russia annexes four Ukrainian regions, Lula set for victory in Brazil
September’s double-digit figure bolsters calls for more big rate rises from ECB to slow price growth
Ukraine war could create combination of slow growth, falling prices and market stress, according to ESRB
Chancellor unveils ‘protective shield’ to force gas and electricity prices down for businesses and consumers
September figure of 10.9% comes as institutes outline how gas shortages could hit growth in 2023
Lender refused access to cheaper products ‘with little to no regard for the impacts on its customers’
‘We will do what we have to do’ says Christine Lagarde, amid support for 0.75 percentage point increase
Measures would affect inflation less than an increase in deficits, argues central bank’s chief economist
Tensions between governments and central banks emerge as soaring prices grip economies
ECB president acknowledges growth will ‘slow substantially’ as Paris promises additional aid for energy bills
When governments start planning their 2024 budgets, they will need to know what to go back to
Plan to speed up renewable projects will ease reliance on nuclear power as Europe’s energy crisis deepens
Dublin invested €4.7bn in lender during crisis that crashed the economy
Benchmark survey of eurozone companies signals shift towards recession in currency bloc
One major manufacturer has already gone bust while others are resorting to alternative sources to maintain production
Populist governments will now be able to introduce irresponsible spending policies
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