French consumers concerned about national affairs, economy

2 years ago

French consumers are more concerned than their European neighbours about politics, as well as the broader macroeconomic situation, a new…

What EU country saw the highest number of asylum applications in July 2024?

2 years ago

Germany reported the highest number of first-time asylum applications in the European Union in July 2024, with 18,505 applications reported,…

Unemployment rate increasing slightly in the Netherlands

2 years ago

The unemployment rate has risen at a rate of around 2,000 per month in the Netherlands over the past three…

What EU country reported the largest increase in production in construction in August 2024?

2 years ago

Croatia reported the largest seasonally adjusted annual increase in production in construction in the European Union in August 2024, with…

Swedish consumers eating slightly fewer hot dogs each year, study finds

2 years ago

Swedish consumers much through an average of 47 hot dogs each year, a slight decrease on the 49 recorded in…

Use of streaming services in Germany stagnating, most watch traditional television

2 years ago

Four fifths (81%) of Germans continue to watch traditional television programmes regularly – i.e. more than half their viewing time – a…

What will be Europe’s most densely-populated city by the end of this century?

2 years ago

Dublin is set to be the most densely-populated city in Europe by the end of this century if current growth…

What European country had the highest inflation rate in September 2024?

2 years ago

Romania reported the highest annual inflation rate in the European Union in September 2024, with a rate of 4.8%, new…

What European country recycles the most waste?

2 years ago

Germany leads the way in terms of recycling in the European Union on a volume basis, recycling some 163.6 million…

Europe’s labour market needs to ‘brace for change’, says ING

2 years ago

While Europe's economy has been finding the going tough since 2022, the labour market continues to be 'something of a…