Of the major countries that have reported GDP, only Germany managed to eke out some positive growth...

• Azad Zangana, European Economist
• 15 May 2013

After 10 months on hold, the European Central Bank (ECB) cut its main policy interest (refinancing) rate from 0.75% to 0.50% as macroeconomic data continued to worsen in the eurozone.

• Azad Zangana, European Economist
• 2 May 2013

There are two key areas the eurozone needs to address; both can be seen as fault lines in the design of the common currency.

• Keith Wade, Chief Economist & Strategist
• 22 Apr 2013

After months of negotiations, an agreement has been reached on a bailout for Cyprus and, in particular, Cypriot banks.

• Azad Zangana, European Economist
• 18 Mar 2013

Following months of campaigning and deal making, the elections in Italy appear to have resulted in gridlock.

• Azad Zangana, European Economist
• 26 Feb 2013

Are investors finally about to get a stable and strong government which can tackle the problems behind Italy’s lacklustre performance over the past two decades?

• Azad Zangana, European Economist
• 20 Feb 2013

We highlight three good reasons why investors should buy European property now.

• Mark Callender, Head of Property Research
• 31 Jan 2013

Rory Bateman on his outlook for Europe...

• Rory Bateman, Head of European Equities
• 19 Dec 2012

Two important developments emerged last week - agreement on the terms of a common bank supervisor in Europe and the announcement of more quantitative easing in the US. Virginie Maisonneuve gives her view on these developments.

• Virginie Maisonneuve, Head of Global and International Equities
• 17 Dec 2012

Rory Bateman, Head of European Equities, looks ahead into 2013

• Rory Bateman, Head of European Equities
• 11 Dec 2012