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We’ll be back soon with all the latest news, insights and data from across the European Union. Catch you in a couple of weeks!
Check out some of our recent articles below
- While the Dutch economy grew by 0.4% in the second quarter of the year, compared with the previous period, overall economic sentiment has weakened, according […]
- Manufacturing output in Austria rose for the fifth consecutive month in July 2026, however a lack of new orders signals ‘weakness in underlying demand’, according […]
- Lithuania reported an annual inflation rate of 5.6% in June 2026, the highest in the European Union, according to new estimates from Eurostat. Other countries […]
- The Hague has topped the Quality of Life Index, published by online database Numbeo, ranking the Dutch city as the world’s best city for quality […]
- GDP across the European Union rose by 0.5% in the second quarter of this year, while the eurozone economy was up 0.4%, according to new […]
- Finland continues to boast the highest unemployment rate in the European Union, recording a rate of 10.5% in June 2026, according to new data from […]
- Close to a third (30%) of Danish employees say that they continue to check emails or carry out work while on holiday, a new study […]
- The business climate among small and medium-sized enterprises in Germany ‘improved noticeably’ in July, according to the latest KfW-ifo SME Barometer. As it noted, the […]
- Consumers in Luxembourg boast the highest retail purchasing power in Europe, at €12,518 per capita, almost 86% above the European average, according to NIQ. NIQ‘s […]
