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  • Fewer than a quarter of Europe’s households include children

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

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

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  • One in 12 businesses in Germany believe their economic survival is ‘under threat’

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

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

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  • Europe needs to ‘scale up’ to regain productivity advantage, says IMF

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  • Rail passengers across Europe took 8.7 billion trips in 2024

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

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  • Italy’s GDP rose by 0.2% in the first quarter of the year, however outlook remains uncertain

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The construction sector in France 'slipped deeper into contraction' in March, reporting its sharpest decline in activity levels since September 2024, according to the latest S&P Global France Construction PMI report.
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France’s construction sector fell at its sharpest rate for a year and a half in March

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The construction sector in France ‘slipped deeper into contraction’ in March, reporting its sharpest decline in activity levels since September…

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The European Union reported a significant surplus in international services trade in 2023, of €605 billion, according to new data from Eurostat.
  • Europe

European Union reported a €605bn surplus in international services trade in 2023

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The European Union reported a significant surplus in international services trade in 2023, of €605 billion, according to new data…

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Three quarters (75%) of French consumers prioritise local products when purchasing food, while 66% are willing to pay more to support fair remuneration for producers, according to new data by Worldpanel by Numerator.
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75% of French consumers prioritise local products when purchasing food

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Three quarters (75%) of French consumers prioritise local products when purchasing food, while 66% are willing to pay more to…

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Households in the euro area saved a smaller share of their income in the final quarter of 2025, Eurostat noted, while business investment declined despite stable profit levels.
  • Europe

Household savings rate in euro area declined to 14.4% in the fourth quarter of 2025

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Households in the euro area saved a smaller share of their income in the final quarter of 2025, Eurostat noted,…

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The European business landscape reported a mixed picture in March, with 11 of the 19 core sectors reporting an expansion in output, according to the latest S&P Global Europe Sector PMI data.
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Europe sees 11 of 19 sectors expand in March, PMI data shows

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The European business landscape reported a mixed picture in March, with 11 of the 19 core sectors reporting an expansion…

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Health expenditure rose to €538.2 billion in Germany in 2024, or €6,444 per capita, a 7.6% increase on the previous year, according to data from the country's federal statistics office (Destatis).
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Germany health spending hits €538.2bn in 2024, up 7.6%

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Health expenditure rose to €538.2 billion in Germany in 2024, or €6,444 per capita, a 7.6% increase on the previous…

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Estonian residents made a total of 1.5 million outbound overnight trips in 2025, a 3% decline on the previous year, according to preliminary data from Statistics Estonia.
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Estonia outbound trips fall to 1.5 million in 2025

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Estonian residents made a total of 1.5 million outbound overnight trips in 2025, a 3% decline on the previous year,…

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The population of Finland stood at 5,652,881 as of the end of 2025, an increase of 16,910 people year-on-year, according to new data from Statistics Finland.
  • Finland

Finland population reaches 5.65 million in 2025

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The population of Finland stood at 5,652,881 as of the end of 2025, an increase of 16,910 people year-on-year, according…

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Luxembourg reported a 11.9% annual increase in retail sales in February 2026, the highest in the European Union, new data from Eurostat has revealed.
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  • Luxembourg

Luxembourg retail sales rise 11.9% in February 2026, highest in EU

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Luxembourg reported a 11.9% annual increase in retail sales in February 2026, the highest in the European Union, new data…

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new data from the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (HCSO) has revealed that the country's general government sector posted a deficit of HUF 4,059 billion in 2025,
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Hungary posts deficit in 2025 equal to 4.7% of GDP

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Ahead of Hungary‘s general election this weekend, new data from the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (HCSO) has revealed that the…

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EUROPE NEWS

  • Europe needs to ‘scale up’ to regain productivity advantage, says IMF
  • Eurozone construction sector sees sharpest decline in activity since August 2024
  • Rail passengers across Europe took 8.7 billion trips in 2024
  • European Commission adopts Global Health Resilience Initiative
  • Fewer than a quarter of Europe’s households include children
  • EU business investment rate fell to its lowest level in a decade in Q4 2025
  • European Commission coordinates multi-country response to hantavirus outbreak
  • Close to three quarters of Europeans believe the EU should become more independent from the United States

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