President Trump’s tariffs bring déjà vu for the euro-area economy: Its back to slower growth and lower rates. Click to read.

Lagarde said the ECB’s rate cut reflected confidence in disinflation and rising growth risks from tariffs, which are set to ...

European shares fell, led by declines in tariff-sensitive sectors such as retail ... A 3% slide in S&P 500 futures ESc1 suggested a steep drop later on Wall Street, as shares in Nvidia and Apple ...

The blizzard of Trump’s executive orders – which he signs for the news cameras with a self-regarding flourish – have already caused much damage.

Europeans tend to keep more of their money in cash, gaining some protection from the recent market volatility. But President ...

We talked to a few local investors and economists about what’s been going on and how it has changed, or not changed, their approach to the market.

President Trump’s tariffs on China could lead to a hazardous scenario for European countries: the dumping of artificially ...

The European Central Bank meets on Thursday with all focus on what the tariff chaos means for how much further policymakers will need to cut rates.