#European Economy

Europe is finally wielding its economic chokepoints as geopolitical weapons. From semiconductors to rare earths, the EU is reshaping global supply chains.

ECB President Christine Lagarde hints to colleagues her exit isn't imminent, signaling she'll serve her full term until 2027. Why this matters for European monetary policy.

EU Commission President Von der Leyen acknowledges Europe's regulatory burden is stifling growth. But can Brussels actually simplify without losing control?

Trump's 25% tariff threats against NAFTA partners signal a broader trade war strategy that could reshape global commerce and hit European economies hard.

Eurozone business activity shows steady expansion in early 2026, but re-emerging price pressures pose a challenge for the ECB's rate-cutting cycle. Get the full analysis.

European natural gas prices fall below €30/MWh, an 18-month low, due to a mild winter and high storage. We analyze the drivers, risks, and impact on inflation and ECB policy.