84% of Finns want to see the next government tackle unemployment
More than four fifths (84%) of voters in Finland would like to see the country’s…
84% of Finns want to see the next government tackle unemployment
More than four fifths (84%) of voters in Finland would like to see the country’s next government take steps to…
House prices fell by 2.4% in Sweden in October, while apartments rose
House prices fell by 2.4% in Sweden in October, while apartment prices increased by 0.3%, according to the latest SBAB…
Rail passenger traffic on the increase in Estonia in third quarter
Estonia recorded 1.98 million rail passengers during the third quarter of 2026, an increase of 5% compared with the same…
Retail trade volumes fell 0.6% in the EU in September
Retail trade volumes across the European Union fell 0.6% in September 2026 compared with the previous month, while the euro…
Europe’s automobiles and auto parts sector grows at fastest rate in five years
Europe’s automobiles and auto parts sector recorded its strongest output in more than five years in October, according to the…
Spanish retailers lose €2.9 billion to theft, stock losses
Retailers in Spain lost some €2.932 billion as a result of theft, administrative errors and supplier fraud last year, equivalent…
Euro area inflation rises to 4.0%, as energy inflation rises by a fifth
Energy inflation rose to 20.8% in the euro area in October, pushing annual inflation in the bloc up to 4.0%,…
Ireland records highest household electricity prices in the EU in Q2 2026
Household electricity prices across the European Union fell by 2.2% in the first half of 2026, while average household gas…
Over two thirds of Europeans believe food innovation can assist farmers and producers
Some 68% of European consumers believe that food innovation can give farmers and food producers additional tools to deal with…
Which EU country boasts the highest rail passenger-kilometres per capita?
Hungary recorded the highest volume of rail passenger-kilometres per inhabitant in 2025, at 1,692, according to new data from Eurostat….