But crucial details remain unsolved as diplomats fear that talks might drag on until the end of the year.

The rise of the far right is sending tremors through financial markets and could push French debt deeper into the danger zone.

Reform UK thinks they can raise up to ￡40 billion to fund tax cuts by treating banks’ QE reserves differently.

Both the prime minister and shadow chancellor were employed in the banking sector during the 2008 financial crash

We all knew it was coming, but what does it mean in practice?

The central bank has revised up its forecasts for growth and inflation this year, casting doubt over the scope for easing policy any further.

But idea remains under discussion ahead of G7 summit next week.

Lagarde can count the first rate cut in the absence of a financial earthquake in two decades as a major win.

European Commission fears an alternative proposal put forward by U.S. is too risky for taxpayers.

Dates and details could still move due to the frenetic nature of an election campaign.

Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said the downgrade was the price to pay for bolstering the economy with public support during the pandemic and the inflation crisis.

Edward Scicluna and Chris Fearne distance themselves from the scandal enveloping former PM Joseph Muscat.

Sterling is at its highest level since Britain voted to leave the EU in 2016.

From political witch-hunts and nobbling bank mergers to hacking Covid regulations, the ECB’s brushes with the law are varied and plentiful.

Former prime minister was greeted by a cheering crowd as he entered court.

French president said the spending splurge could be funded either by common borrowing or by using existing instruments.

In addition to military situation, Foreign Minister Rasmussen says no guarantee recent U.S. package for Kyiv won’t be the last.

Governments fear they will be on the hook for Washington’s proposal to hand Kyiv a loan of as much as $50 billion.

Pascal Canfin says “everyone in presidential ecosystem” wants the former Italian prime minister at the top table in Brussels.

G7 nations are coalescing around a plan to use frozen Russian assets to secure an enormous loan.

Prices of goods and services in Britain rose by 2.3 percent in April compared with the year before.

Inflation’s slowing, growth’s returning ? but it’s not the economy any more, stupid, for struggling UK Conservatives.

Amid a higher debt burden, U.K. should not be considering pre-election tax cuts, forecaster says.

Proposed changes to local rules will restrict who can rent out buildings during the annual shindig, in a bid to improve traffic and lighten the load on the town.