eurozone Articles

We both grew up in Merseyside during years that saw its population decline and the economy stagger from crisis to crisis. It was depressing, to say the least. Proud cities in the north-west, as well as in the north-wast, Midlands, south-west, and historic coastal...

When in 2010 the global financial crisis finally hit and started to deeply unsettle the eurozone, many commentators and experts, particularly in the Anglo-Saxon sphere but also elsewhere, felt a great deal of vindication: ‘Didn’t we warn them that a single currency...

The party still lags on the economy but an honest conversation with the public about the future could help it win trust Labour is right to take no pleasure in the fact that the government has been proved wrong on the central macroeconomic question of the day: how to...

Commenting on the crisis in the eurozone, the chancellor said on Monday, 'the open speculation from some members in the eurozone about the future of some countries in the eurozone…. is doing real damage across the whole European economy.' But the prime minister too...