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Romania’s finances quake before historic vote

George Simion is riding a wave of discontent created by slowing growth, high inflation, and entrenched inequality that may carry him into Romania’s presidential palace in Sunday’s vote. But the hard-right ultranationalist’s

15/05/2025

by LP Staff Writers

UK inflation slowed less than expected in May

Consumer price inflation in the U.K. slowed only slightly in May, all but ensuring that the Bank of England won’t cut interest rates at its policy meeting on Thursday. The Office for National Statistics said the consumer price index rose

18/06/2025

by LP Staff Writers

Putin warns his officials not to allow recession

Russian President Vladimir Putin cautioned his officials to make sure their efforts to cool down an

Croatia’s euro advice to Bulgaria: Relax, it could be a lot worse

All those Bulgarian euro doomsayers need to take a chill pill. At least, that’s the advice

Bjoern Seibert, the power behind Queen Ursula’s throne

Bjoern Seibert, the power behind Queen Ursula’s throne Von der Leyen’s chief of staff is the man to call to get things done in Brussels. But for a growing number of critics,

Top Bulgarian official says he’ll intervene to stop food price spikes before eurozone entry

A top Bulgarian official has said he will intervene to stem sharp rises in the prices of food and drink that it blames on speculators profiteering ahead of the country’s expected entry

20/06/2025

Agriculture and Food·Central Banker·Currency·Finance·Financial Services·Inflation·Interest rates·Media·Water

Europe’s central banks are all cutting rates, even as tariffs tie the Fed’s hands

U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war is driving central banks across Europe to support their economies by cutting interest rates — even as it ties the hands of the Federal Reserve. Central

20/06/2025

Central Banker·central banking·Central banks·Eurozone·Financial Services·Financial Services UK·Growth·Inflation·Monetary Policy·Tariffs·Trade·Trade war·U.S. economy

Has Bulgaria gamed its inflation numbers to qualify for the euro?

SOFIA — Has Bulgaria slashed key state-controlled prices to massage down inflation numbers and help it qualify for euro membership? In April, the country announced (rather surreptitiously) a highly unexpected 82.8 percent

UK hoping for US tariff relief in days after deadline slips

The U.K. government has delayed the timeline for gaining exemptions from U.S. tariffs on British steel and cars, pushing it later into the week. Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds previously said he would

15/06/2025

Beef·Cars·Conflict·Ethanol·Fuels·Inflation·Israeli-Palestinian conflict·Markets·Mobility·Oil·Parliament·Steel·Tariffs·Trade·Trade UK·Trade war·War·War in Ukraine

Bulgaria won’t ‘do a Greece’ when it joins eurozone, central bank chief promises

SOFIA — Bulgaria’s central bank governor expects the country to keep its political and fiscal discipline, even as its entry into the eurozone transforms its ability to borrow. “Fiscal discipline has been

ECB cuts again as it heads into an uncertain future

The European Central Bank cut its key deposit rate by another quarter-point to 2 percent, as fading inflation gives it the freedom to support an economy burdened by U.S. President Donald Trump’s

05/06/2025

Central Banker·Energy and Climate·Europe’s economic recovery·Eurozone·Financial Services·Growth·Inflation·Interest rates·Monetary Policy·Sustainability·Technology·Trade·Trade war

EU clears Bulgaria to adopt euro in 2026

BRUSSELS — Bulgaria will officially adopt the euro as its currency at the start of next year, cementing its place in the heart of the EU at a time of ongoing upheaval on

04/06/2025

Brussels Decoded·Central Banker·Currency·Debt·European Monetary Union·Eurozone·Financial Services·Inflation·Labor·War in Ukraine

US imports plunge in early sign of Trump tariff impact

Imports plummeted in April as companies adjusted to President Donald Trump’s sweeping new tariff regime, in an early signal of how his global trade war is unfolding in the U.S. economy. The

31/05/2025

Banks·Budget·Central banks·Companies·Courts·Data·Growth·Imports·Inflation·Investment·Media·Social Media·Tariffs·Trade·Trade UK·Trade war·U.S. economy·War

Cooling May inflation paves way for ECB rate cut

Soft inflation numbers for May from the eurozone’s biggest countries have made an interest rate cut next week from the European Central Bank all but a sure thing. Italy, Spain and Germany

30/05/2025

Cartels·Central Banker·Data·Energy·Inflation·Insurance·Interest rates·Media·Oil·Policy·Services

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Inflation - Page 4

Romania’s finances quake before historic vote

UK inflation slowed less than expected in May

Putin warns his officials not to allow recession

Croatia’s euro advice to Bulgaria: Relax, it could be a lot worse

Top Bulgarian official says he’ll intervene to stop food price spikes before eurozone entry

Europe’s central banks are all cutting rates, even as tariffs tie the Fed’s hands

Has Bulgaria gamed its inflation numbers to qualify for the euro?

UK hoping for US tariff relief in days after deadline slips

Bulgaria won’t ‘do a Greece’ when it joins eurozone, central bank chief promises

ECB cuts again as it heads into an uncertain future

EU clears Bulgaria to adopt euro in 2026

Cooling May inflation paves way for ECB rate cut

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