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  • What EU country reported the highest annual increase in industrial producer prices in March 2026?

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  • EU, Japan expand cooperation across digital technologies, including AI

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  • EU household gas prices rose to €12.28 per 100 kWh in the second half of last year

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  • Household electricity prices remained stable in the EU in the second half of last year

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  • Retail sales rose 3.7% in Italy in the first quarter of this year

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  • Business climate in Germany’s automotive sector continues to decline

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  • Bulgaria reported a 12.4% increase in retail volumes in March, the highest in the EU

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  • Average net income rose 4.3% in Slovenia in 2024

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  • More than three fifths of Bulgarians felt the transition to the euro was ‘smooth and efficient’

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  • Services production fell by 0.3% in the EU in February 2026

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Some 73% of EU citizens believe that the European Union should 'go its own way' after decades of close cooperation with the United States, a new study by Bertelsmann Stiftung has found.
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Close to three quarters of Europeans believe the EU should become more independent from the United States

Some 73% of EU citizens believe that the European Union should ‘go its own way’…

  • Germany

Fuel prices in Germany up by a fifth compared to a year ago

  • Finland

Number of people granted Finnish citizenship hit a record high last year

  • Europe

Euro accounted for 47.4% of extra-EU imports of primary goods last year

  • Bulgaria

More than three fifths of Bulgarians felt the transition to the euro was ‘smooth and efficient’

  • Italy

Retail sales rose 3.7% in Italy in the first quarter of this year

  • Germany

German experts sceptical about the role AI can play in economic growth

  • Europe

Services production fell by 0.3% in the EU in February 2026

  • Denmark

Half of Danish workers would lose their pension coverage if they lost their job

Some 73% of EU citizens believe that the European Union should 'go its own way' after decades of close cooperation with the United States, a new study by Bertelsmann Stiftung has found.
  • Europe

Close to three quarters of Europeans believe the EU should become more independent from the United States

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Some 73% of EU citizens believe that the European Union should ‘go its own way’ after decades of close cooperation…

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Fuel prices in Germany were 20% more expensive in March 2026 than in the same month a year ago, according to new data from Destatis.
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Fuel prices in Germany up by a fifth compared to a year ago

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Fuel prices in Germany were 20% more expensive in March 2026 than in the same month a year ago, according…

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A record number of people were granted Finnish citizenship in 2025, according to new data from Statistics Finland.
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Number of people granted Finnish citizenship hit a record high last year

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A record number of people were granted Finnish citizenship in 2025, according to new data from Statistics Finland. As the…

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The euro currency accounted for close to half (47.4%) of extra-EU imports of primary goods, excluding petroleum products, last year, according to new data from Eurostat.
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Euro accounted for 47.4% of extra-EU imports of primary goods last year

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The euro currency accounted for close to half (47.4%) of extra-EU imports of primary goods, excluding petroleum products, last year,…

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Some 62% of Bulgarians believe that the country's recent transition to the euro currency happened 'smoothly and efficiently', according to a Eurobarometer survey.
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More than three fifths of Bulgarians felt the transition to the euro was ‘smooth and efficient’

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Some 62% of Bulgarians believe that the country’s recent transition to the euro currency happened ‘smoothly and efficiently’, according to…

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Retail sales were up 3.7% in value terms in Italy in the first quarter of this year, compared to the same period a year ago, while volume sales were up 2.1%.
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Retail sales rose 3.7% in Italy in the first quarter of this year

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Retail sales were up 3.7% in value terms in Italy in the first quarter of this year, compared to the…

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Economic experts in Germany are somewhat sceptical about the contribution artificial intelligence can make to economic growth, according to a new survey published by the ifo Institute.
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German experts sceptical about the role AI can play in economic growth

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Economic experts in Germany are somewhat sceptical about the contribution artificial intelligence can make to economic growth, according to a…

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Seasonally-adjusted services production fell by 0.3% in both the European Union and the euro area in February 2026, compared to the previous month, according to new estimates published by Eurostat.
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Services production fell by 0.3% in the EU in February 2026

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Seasonally-adjusted services production fell by 0.3% in both the European Union and the euro area in February 2026, compared to…

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Close to half (49%) of Danish workers would have little to no pension coverage if they lost their job or their ability to work, a new study by Pensure ApS has found.
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Half of Danish workers would lose their pension coverage if they lost their job

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Close to half (49%) of Danish workers would have little to no pension coverage if they lost their job or…

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Shopping cart on a paved sidewalk, empty and ready for groceries, with four wheels and a handle.
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Bulgaria reported a 12.4% increase in retail volumes in March, the highest in the EU

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Bulgaria reported the highest annual increase in retail trade volumes in the European Union in March 2026, of 12.4%, new…

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  • Close to three quarters of Europeans believe the EU should become more independent from the United States
  • Euro accounted for 47.4% of extra-EU imports of primary goods last year
  • Services production fell by 0.3% in the EU in February 2026
  • Bulgaria reported a 12.4% increase in retail volumes in March, the highest in the EU
  • What EU country reported the highest annual increase in industrial producer prices in March 2026?
  • EU, Japan expand cooperation across digital technologies, including AI
  • Euro area manufacturing activity increased in April, but expectations gloomy, says S&P Global
  • European Union and Armenia strengthen economic and security cooperation

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