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May 18, 2022

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EU offers 9 billion euro loan to Ukraine, prepares reconstruction -Commission

Euro zone April inflation revised down to 7.4%; still a record high

FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Euro zone inflation held steady at a record high 7.4% in April, driven by soaring fuel and food costs, the EU’s statistics agency said on Wednesday, lowering its estimate…

Euro zone Q1 GDP growth rate revised upward to end-2021 pace

ECB may kick off development of digital euro by end-2023, Panetta says

AXA, Unilever to join new 1 billion euro regenerative agriculture fund

Euro zone business growth got boost from reopened services in April – PMI

Negative-yielding corporate debt disappears as euro yields hit 8-year high

Lending to euro zone businesses slowed in early weeks of Ukraine war

Rouble climbs to March 2020 levels vs euro, stocks up

Dollar borrowing costs rise as euro, yen fall

Britain says EU will struggle to shift euro clearing from London

Russian rouble hits more than 2-year high vs euro before steadying near 77

Morgan Stanley cuts euro zone GDP forecasts

Euro zone March inflation revised slightly down, still at record

All large euro zone banks can withstand Russian write-off, ECB says

Euro zone trade deficit extends to Feb as energy import burden rises

Euro zone Feb production rebounds as expected on consumer goods

Euro zone faces slower growth, higher prices as war hits: ECB poll

Euro zone banks to tighten corporate credit access on war fears: ECB

Euro zone investor morale slumps to lowest level since July 2020

Euro zone March factory growth slumped, downturn possible -PMI

Column-Dollar may rely on QE-freed euro bond buyers: Mike Dolan

Euro zone growth barely positive in first half: ECB’s de Guindos

France’s Sanofi offers 1.5 billion euro bond linked to access to medicine

Euro zone sentiment plunges in March as Ukraine war scares consumers

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