Johanna Treeck

Greek central bank chief says the ECB can discuss support for the defense industry if the EU declares higher spending is a goal.

The euro surged against the dollar in early trading on Wednesday.

Losing faith in Washington as a military ally, Berlin wants to rip up the old fiscal orthodoxy. But it's now a race against the clock.

Bank of Finland governor says the EU should draw up “proportionate countermeasures” against U.S. tariffs.

Mario Draghi's response to the problem a decade ago has backfired, new survey suggests.

Sofia gets the green light despite rule-of-law and money-laundering concerns.

The central bank expects big spending programs at home to offset weaker demand for eurozone exports.

Two of the country's largest research institutes now see faster growth over the next two years.

European Council President António Costa wants to discuss international role for euro but divisions over large-scale joint borrowing are as wide as ever.

China's rise and democratic backsliding in other countries are making a mockery of Europe's efforts to spread its values through trade.