Eurozone, banking, industry and the companies doing the work of the European economy.

Commerzbank plans to cut 3,000 jobs and boost profit targets to €5.9bn by 2030. The move is a direct response to UniCredit's €35bn takeover

A Malta-flagged tanker, the Odessa, arrived off Seosan, South Korea, with one million barrels of crude oil from the Strait of Hormuz. The de

Since the Iran conflict began, Brent crude has rallied 37% while gold has dropped 10%. The divergence is driven by rising US interest rates,

UK 30-year gilt yields climbed to 5.79%, the highest level since 1998, as investors demand higher returns amid inflation and energy price co

The EU's trade deficit with China reached €360 billion in 2025. Brussels is pushing back with the Industrial Accelerator Act and potential a

Shell more than doubled its first-quarter profits to $6.9bn as the Iran war sent oil prices above $100 a barrel. The company faces productio

Reinhold Würth, honorary chairman of the Würth Group, declares Germany's golden years from 1945 to 2026 are over. He warns of deindustrialis

German billionaire Reinhold Würth warns that Germany is caught in a downward spiral of deindustrialisation. He calls for a national effort t

Maersk's Q1 net profit fell to $100m, down from $1.2bn a year earlier, as weaker ocean freight rates offset a 9.3% rise in volumes. The Cope

Eni's subsidiary Mellitah Oil & Gas has dispatched a massive module to Libya's Bouri field to capture flared gas. The project, built by Rose

Personal income tax rates for single workers range from 6.6% in Poland to 35.3% in Denmark. One-earner couples with two children face negati

EU Parliament and Council negotiators held late-night talks on the US trade deal but did not reach a breakthrough. A diplomatic source expec